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Alright, so I'll say 260-270 on average...
Heres the ones I was watching the last two weeks (book marked most of them)
$260
$326 (bad deal IMO)
$240
$270
$250
$266
Definitely possible to get one around 260-270.
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You consider "shipping" as not part of payment seller receives? :)
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Canada
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I always include free shipping in my sales, so it wouldn't be totally accurate for sellers like me.
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Canada
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I've been thinking more and more about selling my one and only set.
Looks like they are still selling for $270 - $300.
$300 could go a long way to help my add some coins to my stash that I actually collect.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Edited by CC-Ottawa
05/11/2013 9:00 pm
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Rest in Peace
Canada
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re: @CC-Ottawa, I don't care what others think - that is totally insane. Collecting 'certified' coins is a big waste of money.
I know it's only my opinion, but come on 3 grams of silver - already established as a "proof" coin directly from the mint, originally selling for $30 - is expensive. Rebranding that same coin in a "certified case" and breaking up a set doesn't make it worth hundreds of dollars. I say it again, some coin collectors are insane. I've never bought into a "certified" coin, and never will. It's all marketing, and except for auctions on extremely rare coins I just don't see the point.
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Rest in Peace
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Edited by Dcadon
05/11/2013 9:40 pm
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Could anyone please explain difference between early and first releases, and how did an SP67 sell for frikin 30+50$ shipping ... doesn't make any sense :/
Edit: for USA shipping is 1.99 so makes sense
Edited by Adorus
05/12/2013 12:25 am
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Canada
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I looked into the "first" and "early" release graded coins, as I was looking into some coins on ebay and I saw these selling for more. It's basically a scam for being able to mark them as special and sell them for more, it only depends on how fast the coins are sent to the grading company, nothing more. Here is a good article on this, and a note that NCG has stopped doing this (there was a lawsuit) but PCGS still does this http://coins.about.com/od/coingradi...trike_co.htm |
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That I know, I was asking for difference between the early releases and first releases. Is it the same thing ? And thanks rp14 for replying  |
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Misunderstood your question, the "first release" is not used by NCG anymore, because of the lawsuit. Same timing to get the "first" and "early" on the grading of 30 days, but NCG quit using "First Release" from 2012 on. http://news.coinupdate.com/another-...leases-1151/ |
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Awkward, cause they just graded a moon mask 2013 with first release, and the wolfs 20 for 20 are also early and first release ... Doesn't matter I guess |
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Posted 02/21/2013 5:17 pm
1 cent coin sold for $260 plus $50 shipping. Amazing.
