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 Posted 12/10/2007  7:20 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chrsb to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Chevy,

I agree with you on ebay, the prices on most of the cents there are overpriced. There was another post on this forum talking about ASE 2007 going for $100, at the most recent show I saw 20 or more for $29.99. The 1995 DD Bruce was talking about goes for 80-100 on ebay depending on grade. Most of the cents on ebay get bid to twice graysheet and is just not worth it. I buy some cents on ebay, they have to have really good eye appeal or is something I can not find locally. I do buy most of my rolls from ebay, I almost never see them at shows, especially the OBW wheats.
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 Posted 12/10/2007  7:33 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chevrolet454ss to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Chrsb,

Maybe your right on buying coins sometimes from those dealers you like to buy from like your talking about.

I am an type guy who used run an used car lot and was always thinking about money , how much I can sell it for and how much profit I can make of any deal I ever did. How can get cheaper than the next guy at auction or how much can money I can make.

I do the samething with coins or anything I buy or sell since I am true dealer at heart. I am always trying to find ways to win the dealers at his game .

Coins are tough its seems I not very good at since I want get good deals but it seems I cant sometimes. If I could learn it I could become an coin dealer becides an car dealer.

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 Posted 12/10/2007  7:51 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chrsb to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Chevy,

Thats right, its your money spend it however you want, if people do not want to do the research, need something fast or get caught in the hype they can spend extra money on something. To each their own!
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 Posted 12/10/2007  10:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add BadThad to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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The dealer said he has all BU rolls all the way back to the twenties.... what's the current "market value/price" (% vs CDN ask price?) for them 30-33 in BU full RED right now? May be I can ask him to take a look at his inventory for some.... I'll need those for mine and may be I can find some for you too, Thad.



Ducky has GREAT deals on the 1930's, check his store out. For the 1931-1933...get your wallet out. It took me 3-4 months to find a nice BU 1933. ebay was insane with those, people paying $100+....I found one at a local dealer for $15 in MS64 red.

I'm dying for a reasonably priced 1931D in BU! CDN shows ask: $60 MS63 and $105 MS64. I've asked my closest dealer to find me one, told him I'd pay full ask for a BU coin. If he has one, please get me his phone number! Funny thing about the 31D, when you get to MS65 it's worth A LOT more than a 31S ($820 vs. $585)!
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 Posted 12/10/2007  10:44 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add BadThad to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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One more point I would like to make concerning prices, I was reluctant to post prices because there is always someone who has found a better deal or better coin. As long as Bruce is happy with his dealer and his prices then it really does not matter what he pays for his collection. When I buy my cents, I sometimes pay more than graysheet because I like the look of the coin or it is a hard one to find. A good portion of my cents have some sort of toning or character that I think deserves an higher price, so I pay it. I was at my local show recently and was talking to the dealer who a lot of my collection comes from, he remembers my name, some of the stories I have told him, is nice to my 3 year old when I take him and gives me good discounts on coins, when I was leaving he shook my hand, told me to have an happy holiday, thanked me for my business and was sincere about it. It might not be much to some people, but to me it is worth maybe spending a few extra dollars sometimes. Just my opinions-



That is the gospel! You nailed that, I couldn't have said it any better.
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I remembered reading somewhere on this forum... I think from "just carl".... Sometime, it pay to shop frequently with the dealer.... you may pay a little bit more here and there, but then when there's a big purchase you will be able to negotiate for a better deal and also after you establish a good relation with the dealer, he/she can be a good source of information for you and you can trust him/her better on the coins you purchase.

Thad, I'll remember to ask him for you.
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 Posted 12/11/2007  02:12 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chevrolet454ss to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Chrsb, Thad,

I know what your saying you will lose money if dont research or make bad buying choices. It pays to shop around like I do all time. Some peaple dont and just buy anything at those inflated priced like your talking about.

My set I been trying build it and keep it around greysheat prices I spend on building it since I may need to sell it someday since money does get tight sometimes for me if dont sell parts or cars like I do. I dont have job becides selling stuff. To tell you truth I dont want to ever sell my penny book I built to keep for long time.

Thad, I love Duckys coins after checking website. He is decent on prices and I like his coins. Before I bought my bu 34 thru 58 set. I was thinking about buying his 34 thru 40 coins to finish my set. His prices are good after geting prices from serval other dealers.

One last thing I am poorman trying to build an expensive coin collection like I been doing. I got to cut costs when I can or I cant buy it. I dont have thousands dollars to spend. I amazed I got this far on an limited budget like I did.

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 Posted 12/11/2007  6:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add BadThad to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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Thad, I love Duckys coins after checking website. He is decent on prices and I like his coins. Before I bought my bu 34 thru 58 set. I was thinking about buying his 34 thru 40 coins to finish my set. His prices are good after geting prices from serval other dealers.



Not only that, he is one of the most honest and nicest people I've ever dealt with over the internet or in person. A lot of my collection came from Ducky, I can't recommend him enough.

Forgot to put the link to Ducky in:

http://www.duckyscoins.com/catalog/index.php/
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