Selling to friends on CoinTalk

If I can do it, I'll let some coins go a little lower than I wanted for them for a cointalker. That's why when I post I say my prices aren't rock solid, if I can do it, I'll try to help some people out. But, the key word unfortunatly is if.

Phoenix

 

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30% back of bid for me.

Everyone else: 30% over.

 

Well you have nothing to lose. No listing fees, no final value fees, no feedback rules.

 

Just remember that those realized prices at Heritage and Teletrade do " not " include shipping and insurance.

 

Not sure what you mean by friends. Was the original post intended to indicate an actual friend or a forum member. I would think there is a real difference there. A friend could be someone you actually know in person and in real life. A forum member could be anyone. Even some prisoners in jails have internet access so anyone here could be from there. Then of course there is the possiblilty of a forum member being a mental patient with a serious mental illness. Naturally even a close, true, in the flesh, real life friend could be those too.
Back to a value on a coin. I don't think I would ever buy or sell via a coin forum but not really sure. The reason is sort of like selling something to a relative. Anything at all wrong is always your fault. You did it purposely. Your a #q^#$%$ for selling me that. I would almost think the same thing could happen here. If I sold you a coin for $100 and it was worth $100 and I didn't charge anything for postage, handling, insurance, etc. it would be a great deal. But then you see it for $80 somewhere else later. Now what?
Just not sure. So far I don't buy or sell anything via the internet anywhere. I give stuff to my Son and he does the selling. He doesn't care who pays what or how much.

 

That was supposed to be our little secret!

Phoenix

 

dont worry if everything goes to plan you will see a clear pic of some beautiful coins in march and you will be confused after the contest is over