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not IMO. I think its max a G4.
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Edited by matthewvincent
01/14/2015 11:53 am
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Hey thanks. I would probably send it out, but then again, they can be bought already slabbed for not much more. Plus, no telling where this auction will end up. $800?
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If it weren't for the fact that this is a key I'd say pass but.... its a 1913s. I'm more concerned about the sellers feedback #s. Seems like an awful low amount of sales for someone with this many rare coins don't you think. Just my opinion.
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Seems like an awful low amount of sales for someone with this many rare coins don't you think. True, but the coins are authentic, at least the two I saw, and they also guaranteed as much to me in writing. A moot point though as the price has gotten out of control...over 800 already  |
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Is 800 unreasonable if the coin is a problem-free G? Greysheet bid is $1250 in G...
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800 is not unreasonable if I was sure I wanted to keep it for a while. I checked recent sales on ebay and Heritage and some nice graded ones sell for around a grand. |
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Forgive me edweather, but are you buying a coin just to resell it for a quick profit?
A Grand for a "No-Question" G-4 with original surfaces would be cheap.
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Well.....I envision myself flipping everything for a profit, but recently I'm keeping everything, so..  |
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Posted 01/14/2015 11:50 am
