Posted 02/15/2009 5:25 pm
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I will respond, on the off chance that you genuinely don't understand. The coin in question here is plainly circulated, with a retail value of about $15. "HCGS," as well as the other slabs you're offering, "ANC" and WCG," are notorious self-slabbers, with zero credibility and no relevance to the world of numismatics. All of these coins are obviously circulated even to the inexperienced eye, and not even remotely close in value to your asking prices. Don't just believe me - go register at Heritage Auctions (ha.com), the premier auction house for true high-grade coins, and look through their archives. Compare your coins to what you see there, and then decide if your offerings have any value.
Furthermore, it's against ebay's listing rules to mention a specific grade in an auction title, unless the coin is slabbed by a grader specifically approved by ebay.
These auctions pretty much surrender your reputation as a reliable seller.
I will respond, on the off chance that you genuinely don't understand. The coin in question here is plainly circulated, with a retail value of about $15. "HCGS," as well as the other slabs you're offering, "ANC" and WCG," are notorious self-slabbers, with zero credibility and no relevance to the world of numismatics. All of these coins are obviously circulated even to the inexperienced eye, and not even remotely close in value to your asking prices. Don't just believe me - go register at Heritage Auctions (ha.com), the premier auction house for true high-grade coins, and look through their archives. Compare your coins to what you see there, and then decide if your offerings have any value.
Furthermore, it's against ebay's listing rules to mention a specific grade in an auction title, unless the coin is slabbed by a grader specifically approved by ebay.
These auctions pretty much surrender your reputation as a reliable seller.
