Did I Make A Good Sale On These?

What kind of coins and Grade are you talking about?Those are kinda Vague descriptions

its also according to who deemed these coins this variety. If it was some that no one elkse could authenticate then you ripped someone off, if it was the real deal then since I don't know the the value of errors someone else will have to tell you that answer

these have all been posted here with picts. pillars of this community and a local expert have concluded they were all the real deal. And the picts are in my preveious posts. Id put them all up again, but with the problems I've been having with doing anything on the net, I'm lucky to be here as we speak.
One was a 94' DDR-003, the off center strike was approx. 20% S/SW, both in high AU to MS. The rest were all the same grade as the above.

jasper62, that sounds like a multiple personality response. Could you give a different response to clarify?

Soooooo.....Are we talking Lincolns? I have yet to see that clarified.

Did you sell these on ebay or to a local collector?

IF we're talking Lincolns
AND IF you sold them on ebay
THEN I think you were fortunate to have a few people that wanted those coins REALLY bad
A) I wouldn't have come close to bidding $250 on the DDR
B) the 20% would have to be something really special for $50 (still don't know what year we're talking about)

Otherwise,
IF we're talking Lincolns
AND IF you sold them to a local collector
EITHER A) they may have been a newbie collector
OR B) they wanted those coins REALLY bad

These are just my opinions, I know I would rather wait and find my own DDR before I'd spend $250 on one. I don't think it's that special of a DDR. I'd rather spend $250 on a key or semi-key.

As far as the %20 off-center, again it would have to be really special like a low mintage date or mintmark or at least a semi-key.

As far as the $100 for the 70-73's, I MAY have given you around $3 each for any that I needed for my collection, but probably not for 30 of them.

Again, just my opinion, but I think you made out like a bandit, especially on the off-center that you don't feel good about,
IF we're talking Lincolns.

If we're talking another coin(s), new rules would apply.

Maybe I'm off base here, I'd like to know if any other Lincoln collectors would have paid those prices.

Hopefully you didn't force him. $250 would be amazing.

joe: you seem to assume that everyone here reads your posts, and should know what you are refering to. I actually have seen some of the previous posts you refer to, but not all, and quite frankly - I am not interested enough to sift through your previous posts - to find out the rest of what you are talking about. not to mention that newer people here might be interested in your questions. you might treat each post as a stand alone comment or question. to assume that everyone here knows what you have posted previously - seems a bit arrogant.