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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jloring, post: 1543046, member: 15518&quot;]I&#039;m not a novice seller on eBay (first sale in 1998), but only recently began selling coins. What I&#039;ve been doing is weeding out some of my lower grade stuff, and selling it in small lots. I&#039;ve sold perhaps a dozen lots (of four coins) of mixed Barbers... a half, quarter, dime and V-nickel. All have sold, in prices ranging from $22 to $40. I&#039;ve included good photos in the auctions, accurate description (circulated/previously cleaned) and all are common dates. Well, recently one auction sold for considerably more than the others... $86.00 for the four low grade, common coins. The buyer paid immediately with PayPal. I feel somewhat guilty for accepting that much money for four coins that are worth basically melt (the V-nickel at best is worth fifty cents). My question is: should I let the buyer know he paid way too much, and perhaps offer him a few more coins for free, a partial refund, or maybe credit for another auction? Or should I let it slide as just another &quot;bid-idiot&quot; (or whatever you guys call them)?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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