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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1512167, member: 15309"]I listed a 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar PCGS MS64 with dramatic rainbow toning for $2,000. After 6 months, I have not gotten any serious offers, just people offering $25-$50 so I dropped the price to $1,000. The coin in the OP does not have monster toning that would drive a significant premium, mine does IMO. But that doesn't stop others from ridiculing me for listing a common coin with such a high price. Check out this exchange with one of the clowns.</p><p><br /></p><p><span style="color: #FF0000">Clown: Do you honestly think a little rainbow toning jacks up the price as much as you have things listed??? You've got rainbows in your head !! Get real. Or maybe you'd like to buy a bunch of rainbow toned coins ??</span></p><p><span style="color: #FF0000"><br /></span></p><p><span style="color: #0000FF">Me: Rainbow toned coins are a niche market in numismatics. If you don't understand why rainbow toned coins sell for a premium, then don't buy them. If you don't like my prices, then either make an offer or move on. Thank you in advance for not sending me anymore nasty messages with the sole intention of wasting my time and venting your frustration.</span></p><p><span style="color: #0000FF"><br /></span></p><p><span style="color: #FF0000">Clown: Haha !! I don't believe that I'm the one needing to vent frustrations !! I understand the appeal of toned coins. Only a sucker would pay the kind of money you are asking. But like Barnum said........born every minute. Funny though. I can create an oxidation process which will produce exactly the same thing you are trying to sell as authentic. I have even perfected the shadowing effect that most people trying to tone coins have not. I do it FOR people and don't charge a dime. My conscience wouldn't allow it. So you see. I have NO problem with frustrations. Obviously,however,you can't make the same statement !! My response brought out YOUR frustrations. Your response only made me laugh out loud !! By the way, you said make an offer or move on. I'd give you a nickel for the penny. That.s pretty good interest. Your $16,000 coin...35 bucks..That's even more than silver content. Since the coin isn't worth any more than silver content, that's pretty good interest,too...unless of course YOU got burned on them and are trying to recoup YOUR losses !!</span></p><p><br /></p><p><span style="color: #0000CD">Me: Oh, so you are an expert coin doctor huh, yeah right! BTW, the shadowing effect is called pull away toning. Don't want you to go around sounding like an idiot. Oops, too late! Congratulations on being an E-Bay troll though. Good way to waste your life I guess. I take your comments to mean that you can't afford my prices and can only buy coins at melt. Now I understand your obvious frustrations. Furthermore, I don't have any coins listed at $16,000. I will let you know when I have a sale of face paint. A clown like you would be interested in that! </span></p><p><br /></p><p><span style="color: #FF0000">Clown: Haha !! I meant $1600 on that Kennedy half. I guess all the years at SilverTowne, I worked there when they still operated out of their basement, have been a waste,eh? Actually I've been associated with Lonnie way back to his days at the ..get this now..Rainbow Restaurant !! That's when he actually got his start...and he married in to our family. Keep your grease paint,you cloud headed clown. You'll make more money entertaining kiddies at their birthday parties. Incidentally. I used to deliver silver to Englehardt's in Boston and NY. That was the smelt stuff after the good stuff had been catalogued. Yes,smelt stuff. The kind of stuff you are pawning as "naturally toned" !!</span></p><p><br /></p><p><span style="color: #0000CD">Me: Never knew clowns were this talkative. Let me know when you are done blowin smoke silver delivery boy!</span></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>And for anyone who thinks that I should not treat a customer this way, consider this. After receiving his first message, I added him to my blocked bidder list. Therefore he was no longer a customer when I sent my response. In the end, they are my coins and I can ask whatever price I want.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1512167, member: 15309"]I listed a 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar PCGS MS64 with dramatic rainbow toning for $2,000. After 6 months, I have not gotten any serious offers, just people offering $25-$50 so I dropped the price to $1,000. The coin in the OP does not have monster toning that would drive a significant premium, mine does IMO. But that doesn't stop others from ridiculing me for listing a common coin with such a high price. Check out this exchange with one of the clowns. [COLOR="#FF0000"]Clown: Do you honestly think a little rainbow toning jacks up the price as much as you have things listed??? You've got rainbows in your head !! Get real. Or maybe you'd like to buy a bunch of rainbow toned coins ?? [/COLOR] [COLOR="#0000FF"]Me: Rainbow toned coins are a niche market in numismatics. If you don't understand why rainbow toned coins sell for a premium, then don't buy them. If you don't like my prices, then either make an offer or move on. Thank you in advance for not sending me anymore nasty messages with the sole intention of wasting my time and venting your frustration. [/COLOR] [COLOR="#FF0000"]Clown: Haha !! I don't believe that I'm the one needing to vent frustrations !! I understand the appeal of toned coins. Only a sucker would pay the kind of money you are asking. But like Barnum said........born every minute. Funny though. I can create an oxidation process which will produce exactly the same thing you are trying to sell as authentic. I have even perfected the shadowing effect that most people trying to tone coins have not. I do it FOR people and don't charge a dime. My conscience wouldn't allow it. So you see. I have NO problem with frustrations. Obviously,however,you can't make the same statement !! My response brought out YOUR frustrations. Your response only made me laugh out loud !! By the way, you said make an offer or move on. I'd give you a nickel for the penny. That.s pretty good interest. Your $16,000 coin...35 bucks..That's even more than silver content. Since the coin isn't worth any more than silver content, that's pretty good interest,too...unless of course YOU got burned on them and are trying to recoup YOUR losses !![/COLOR] [COLOR="#0000CD"]Me: Oh, so you are an expert coin doctor huh, yeah right! BTW, the shadowing effect is called pull away toning. Don't want you to go around sounding like an idiot. Oops, too late! Congratulations on being an E-Bay troll though. Good way to waste your life I guess. I take your comments to mean that you can't afford my prices and can only buy coins at melt. Now I understand your obvious frustrations. Furthermore, I don't have any coins listed at $16,000. I will let you know when I have a sale of face paint. A clown like you would be interested in that! [/COLOR] [COLOR="#FF0000"]Clown: Haha !! I meant $1600 on that Kennedy half. I guess all the years at SilverTowne, I worked there when they still operated out of their basement, have been a waste,eh? Actually I've been associated with Lonnie way back to his days at the ..get this now..Rainbow Restaurant !! That's when he actually got his start...and he married in to our family. Keep your grease paint,you cloud headed clown. You'll make more money entertaining kiddies at their birthday parties. Incidentally. I used to deliver silver to Englehardt's in Boston and NY. That was the smelt stuff after the good stuff had been catalogued. Yes,smelt stuff. The kind of stuff you are pawning as "naturally toned" !![/COLOR] [COLOR="#0000CD"]Me: Never knew clowns were this talkative. Let me know when you are done blowin smoke silver delivery boy![/COLOR] And for anyone who thinks that I should not treat a customer this way, consider this. After receiving his first message, I added him to my blocked bidder list. Therefore he was no longer a customer when I sent my response. In the end, they are my coins and I can ask whatever price I want.[/QUOTE]
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