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| Desperate Need Help From Someone Who Lives In The US
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joshtammi
Valued Member
Australia
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 Posted 08/12/2012 07:42 am
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I'm 19 and blind.
No can do, I can see all their page, I can see all their feedback and previously sold items, but when I click send on the message it gives me an error saying
"sorry we were unable to send this message to the seller, this seller only accepts messages from within the U.S"
or along those lines anyways, basically no way of contacting, hence this is my last resort :( |
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| Desperate Need Help From Someone Who Lives In The US
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joshtammi
Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
Posted 08/12/2012 07:25 am
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I want to buy an item from ebay US, but I cannot cause I live in Australia and they will not ship overseas, even worse they block everyone from contacting them who doesn't live in the U.S, so I cannot even beg them to ship overseas.
I am hoping that possibly I could find someone who lives in the U.S to purchase it for me and send it over.
I would be very appreciative and will pay all costs plus a little extra. it's $175 US, and I imagine postage would be around $10-15 to Australia.
p.s sorry if this is the wrong forum (please move mods)
Thanks |
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| Max Price For $200 Gold Coins (22ct Mint Issues)
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joshtammi
Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
Posted 05/01/2012 10:48 pm
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Well, nope, I just dont have a gold coin, and its something I want,
I was looking for a sovereign, maybe just a 1915S/M/P cause being in the military, that year has a lot of significance, but I was after quite a good grade and havent seen any pop up. Can you recommend where I could find one uncirculated or near?
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| | Forum: Coins, Bank Notes, and Paper Money: Australia, New Zealand, & South Pacific (Oceania) |
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| Is The Mint Striking 2013 Coins Already?
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joshtammi
Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
Posted 04/24/2012 07:47 am
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I was also present at the tour and can confirm that they were NOT minting 2012 coins,
when I was there, they had 50c pieces currently being minted, with the 2011 obverse.
we also saw the barrels (though they werent closed off to our group) and they were all 2010 coins, but they said they were taken from storage as well when I queried them.
Who knows for sure, but at the time I was there, they were filling a huge order for another country and that was their priority.
Of the aussie coins that were being minted, none were 2012. |
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| Got To See A 10kg Perth Silver Coin Today
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joshtammi
Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
Posted 04/21/2012 7:31 pm
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as for much to be made, it all is a gamble really, but I do believe that in the short run - say 6 - 12 months, I notice that the PM coins will rise faster than the RAM Coins (only very few though, most PM products stay at issue) for example the Opal Koala is already being paid over $200 consistently and more overseas on ebay and it only came out 2 months ago for $130.
Normally for RAM coins to mark up that much it takes a few years I've noticed.
Then the Perth mint has some real shooters that go crazy with collectors such as the Redback and the Tasmanian Tiger. Would have been lucky if you secured 5 of those when they came out! I was hoping the Opal one will do the same, it looks like its steadily increasing but who knows really.
And of course my latest purchase, the Diamond Jubilee two coin set, that is more of a half half, I am happy to keep as I have many of the Queen diamond Jubilee coins from RAM/PM etc, but with such a low mintage and a large milestone I can only assume this will rise. If it goes to a good price that is more than I can justify keeping it, I will sell it, if not I'm still happy I bought it! |
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havent thought about returning them just yet though