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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;National dealer, post: 6823, member: 487&quot;]Thank you all for the info. I appreciate all of your thoughts and opinions.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now Jody has made a good point. I also understand the rest of the opinions, but what do you do with the regular dates and issues? Is it really cost effective to sell a $3 coin on Ebay? </p><p>I will give an example, say you have a complete Lincoln Wheat set. Without the plain 22 or 55DDO in Good or better.</p><p>You could sell the keys anyplace and make 500 or maybe 550. So what do you do with all the other coins. </p><p>Now granted, the dealer bid of $625 is based off of the same four coins. 09 SVDB, 09 S, 14 D, 31 S. But an extra amount if figured for the remaining coins. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now a few of you stated that it is hard for the dealer, having to buy at levels lower than the selling price. </p><p>I view this from the other side. Knowing exactly how hard it is to sell common coins, why collectors try to do it on their own. </p><p>I have heard many times over the years that Ebay is such a good place to find deals. If this is true, how do you make money selling your coins in this way? I don&#039;t hear many collectors stating that the local coin shop is offering coins at a great deal.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you all for your answers. I really do appreciate them. As you can tell, after being a dealer for so long, sometimes it is tough to see the view of the collector. So I am trying to learn this.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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