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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Derek2200, post: 4581621, member: 106755&quot;]I have made good money on CAC Commems bought at auction in grades 65-66 and then marked up and flipped in online store.&nbsp; One sold within a week easily getting A good markup.&nbsp; Show customers more picky, or possibly less pocket.&nbsp; However some CAC coins lingered in inventory for awhile.&nbsp; The coins which moved the quickest were obviously PQ with super luster no problems.&nbsp; One had light gold enhancing toning.&nbsp; As far as the coins still lingering pushed them out at less above bid to move them.&nbsp; Many of these CAC coins had average luster but acquired cheap slightly below bid not A coins like PQ above.&nbsp; Some sell well some don’t.&nbsp; The project was successful as the PQ getting higher markup floated the boat so to speak.&nbsp; So A coins will get better markup but B lower</p><p>Markup or fail break even.&nbsp; Sort of like some opening 2 card hands in Texas Holdem more likely sure winners / good for all in.</p><p><br /></p><p>However that’s scary the 1832 10c had hairline appearing surfaces.&nbsp; I don’t think would sell well on the bourse and you most likely made a good decision in returning it. For big ticket coins like that I need to see them sight seen on the bourse bc photo no matter how good is not always a good indicator.</p><p><br /></p><p>The sheet does not give a CAC bid on material under MS63. The CAC bid premium starts shootIng up for grades 66 and 67.&nbsp; One needs to have an understanding of the pricing system plus know how grade and look at coins make money on these.&nbsp; A bad decision on a big ticket coin will swamp your boat. Experienced players will not pay the money for average quality or less.&nbsp; Many collectors really don’t know how look at / grade and price coins so they are beaten from the opening kickoff sticker or not in this smash mouth south of steady market.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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