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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;vnickels, post: 1031099, member: 25790&quot;]Just bought 2 clips today and thought I would share advice on how to buy them.</p><p><br /></p><p>First off, there are six things to consider</p><p>Denomination</p><p>Position of clip</p><p>Is there more than one?</p><p>Type of clip</p><p>Size of clip</p><p>Condition of the coin</p><p>Is it&nbsp; particularly scarce on particular date/mintmark?</p><p><br /></p><p>Take these into effect and you will have success.</p><p>Now, the more clips equals the higher the price.</p><p>I have a penny that is clipped twice.(one of them barely)</p><p>Now, that makes it more desirable. Redbook says $3 but I paid $5. It is double clipped though. Now the Redbook is high but every error is unique. So if it is a few bucks over the book and your not buying it to make money don&#039;t hesitate to spend a few dollars more within reason. If it books for $5 and is $8 what the heck? It is still cool. Buy what</p><p>you can afford. Try to buy better stuff and avoid stuff in crappy condition.</p><p>And remember, enjoy numismatics![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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