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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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well the shipping is BS so that makes it 16.95 and the 2010 RedBook at G4 (Im not an expert grader) says 12.00 I found mine in a 3 lb bag of wheats Retired USAF 1983-2003
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no, its worth about $9 when pricing items, try not to use the Red Book, use numismedia, its not accurate as grey sheet, but on most coins, its more accurate then Red BookEdited by Adam_E
01/02/2011 4:31 pm
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Casutherland, That second coin you just posted for $15 looks like a nice one. (I would say a VF-30/35) The first one has a lot of rim damage (I would say around a F grade), and the color is not as nice as the second. If your interested, here is a link for another VDB. http://cgi.ebay.com/1909-1909-VDB-L...t_500wt_1156It ends in 3 hours, and current bidding is only at $5.79 so you might be able to get it cheaper. Here is another VDB, seller says AU-58, but might be a little overgraded. http://cgi.ebay.com/1909-VDB-Lincol...t_1907wt_905Edited by Canadian-Banknotes
01/02/2011 4:37 pm
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Thanks Canadian, I have already bid on that one and the buy it now one. Would you say I offer like 13 for it?
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If I was buying it, I would start my offer at $10-$12. He might make you a counter-offer and then you could go from there.
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01/02/2011 4:50 pm
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[well the shipping is BS/] Coinstar ,what do you think coin mailers,envelopes and insurance cost to send a coin ? My mailer is 41 cents and it is right at two dollars to mail it insured.I'm guessing a lot of ebay buyers think that way without realizing the facts. Even if the guy doesn't purchase insurance, he is responsible to self insure. |
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well the shipping is BS I agree with Maineman. Even the cheapest ways to ship a coin other than a regular envelope is about $2 and that's about how much it costs me when I send a coin. |
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that is true but alot of people inflate the shipping to elevate the value of the "item" beyond what it is worth --not just coins with alot of items on ebay. Retired USAF 1983-2003
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Coinstar...another trick is to inflate the shipping and sell the coin cheap, because they don't pay seller's fees on shipping.
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Quote:that is true but alot of people inflate the shipping to elevate the value of the "item" beyond what it is worth --not just coins with alot of items on ebay. Yeah, but not this guy. Unless he throws it in a regular envelope loose or something. And even then, I've paid 4 bucks for that "service" before. Joe |
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