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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;illini420, post: 762544, member: 19423&quot;]Come on BNB, don&#039;t give away all of the good tricks!!!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Actually I sold an awesomely toned Columbian half several months ago, but screwed it up and had it listed in the Mint Errors category I think.&nbsp; Because I had the links posted here and at CU I still did ok on the coin, but I&#039;m sure it may have gotten an extra bid or two if posted in the classic commemorative category.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>But yeah, sure, plenty of coins get listed in wrong categories and/or with misspellings, but bottom line is that it needs to still be a good looking coin for me to pull the trigger.&nbsp; It also pays to look at coins of grades that you&#039;re not really looking for.&nbsp; I was looking to buy a raw indian head cent in AU condition once and happened to click on an auction for one in &quot;very good&quot; condition.&nbsp; The seller obviously wasn&#039;t a hardcore coin guy as the auction detail listed the coin as &quot;used&quot; but still in &quot;very good&quot; condition.&nbsp; The coin ended up grading AU55, but I got it alot cheaper than AU money presumably because of the &quot;very good&quot; in the title.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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