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Bedrock of the Community
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Looks like someone's had a go at the cheek as well.
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Is he asking original surfaces money for it? Remember down the road if you want to sell, it's usually difficult to break even on a raw, once cleaned coin. The abrasion lines on the reverse are very distracting.
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The abrasion lines on the reverse are very distracting.
Yes, the abrasion lines on the reverse are a shame. The seller does ask "problem-free" money for this coin. I am not sure if I should pay that much for a cleaned coin. Edited by NumisEd
12/09/2020 3:17 pm
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Would otherwise be a nice coin if it weren't for the hairlines/ cleaning. AU Details.
Would be a hard pass for me if he is asking problem free prices, no hesitation.
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Can I mention how much the seller asks? Or is that no no on this board?
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That's high. That to me is the higher side of a problem free AU-58 example. If that's a price your willing to pay, why not hold off for a nice example?  |
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I agree that's high for the asking price for a cleaned coin, not a fan of that deep toning either, could be hiding more hairline in current pics.
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That's high. That to me is the higher side of a problem free AU-58 example. If that's a price your willing to pay, why not hold off for a nice example? I am in no rush. I will look for other examples in the comings weeks. Same story with the Seated Liberty (Half) Dimes I posted. I just wanted to hear people's opinion. Edited by NumisEd
12/09/2020 5:45 pm
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AU details, older cleaning.
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For reference, I paid $90 all-in for this slabbed AU58 a few months ago. I'd be patient and pick a good one. These were saved in large numbers back then.  |
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For reference, I paid $90 all-in for this slabbed AU58 a few months ago. I'd be patient and pick a good one. These were saved in large numbers back then. It seems that prices on ebay have skyrocketed over the last few months. I see many coins listed over and over again at sky high prices. Instead of lowering their price to make a sale, they just sit on the coins. I think it has to do with the free COVID government handouts. Why try to make money selling coins if you get free money? Edited by NumisEd
12/12/2020 10:44 am
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