Yeah it depends on the coin. Usually more for lower end stuff than higher end stuff, but I've sold at least a couple of higher end coins on here. So it's pretty decent here...a lot better than another forum (cointalk) I go on where I have never successfully sold a single thing in over a year despite over two dozen 'potential' transactions. People just ignore PM's/emails or are really iffy about doing anything in the first place there, its so frustrating. In the rare case that someone actually DID give the communication to set up a deal, they wanted a slabbed coin for half its market value or something...a little negotiation is fine, but that's just ridiculous. As much as that forum irritates me much of the time, I have tried to be civil, so I hope my....thoughts on them are allowed to stay.
I mean no offense to them or anything, but this place does seem far better due to its tight knittedness where people trust each other more and whatnot. I'd say you'd be taking a high risk AUCTIONING higher end more obscure coins here because of what others said (lack of exposure, funds) but other than that there is not much trouble. Thus, I believe that for higher end more 'obscure' stuff,
ebay probably will get you a faster sale and potentially more money, but at a heavy fee. I'm really not a big fan of them at all, but the exposure to so many buyers that they give you cannot be denied (if you list correctly, that is) Here, you may have to wait awhile, but if you have a nice coin that does not come up all too often you sometimes will eventually get a buyer at a fair price.
Edited by coinguybrian
02/06/2010 09:46 am