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northwestseeker Valued Member United States 286 Posts	Posted 12/31/2010 9:31 pm that shotgun bidding thing is quite a good idea! thanks Mitchhailey Report this Post to the Staff
mitchhailey Pillar of the Community United States 1150 Posts	Posted 12/31/2010 10:16 pm No problem, NWseeker! You up here in the NW, by the way? I'm in Bremerton, WA. Anyway, I do that kind of bidding with all silver coins. As I said earlier, my winning percentage is about 10%. If you do this kind of bidding, don't be surprised to come back to your ebay account and see "You need to pay for 30 items." It's happened. However, they are ALWAYS good buys. I bid on a lot of 15 Barber dimes a couple months ago and won them for about 28 bucks. When I got them one of the dimes was a 1914 D in VF 30. This dime paid for about 4 or 5 of the other dimes in itself. Make sure you have the funds available and try this method. Let me know how it goes. Report this Post to the Staff
ayejay1974 Valued Member United States 314 Posts	Posted 01/02/2011 3:53 pm Just got back from my latest score from a local Craigslist ad! 2002 US Mint Silver proof set (10 coin set including State Quarters. Set contains 1.34 ounces of pure silver) - $35 2003 US Mint Silver proof set (10 coin set including State Quarters. Set contains 1.34 ounces of pure silver) - $35 2005 US Mint Silver proof set (10 coin set including State Quarters. Set contains 1.34 ounces of pure silver) - $35 2006 US Mint Silver proof set (10 coin set including State Quarters. Set contains 1.34 ounces of pure silver) - $35 2007 US Mint Silver proof set (14 coin set including State Quarters and 4 Presidential dollars. Set contains 1.34 ounces of pure silver ) - $40 2008 US Mint Silver proof set (14 coin set including State Quarters and 4 Presidential dollar. Set contains 1.34 ounces of pure silver) - $40 2006 US Mint Silver proof State Quarter set (5 silver quarters - .904 oz of pure silver) $25 <........... 4 of these. 1993 US Mint Silver proof set (Contains .615 oz of pure silver) - $15 1998 US Mint Silver proof set (Contains .615 oz of pure silver) - $15 Current Spot price of the silver content alone is $41.94 each.(27.94 for quarter sets, 18.99 for the other 2) Bargain! Report this Post to the Staff
Bowfin Valued Member United States 296 Posts	Posted 01/02/2011 5:28 pm As plenty of others have already mentioned, you're not missing a thing. A .900 silver U.S. quarter is a .900 silver U.S. quarter. Given the choice between a clapped out-near slick-low grade-common date-circulated pre-'65 specimen and a proof specimen for the same price.., well.., it's a no brainer. Sweet deal on you're craigslist purchase. Report this Post to the Staff
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