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Posted 03/17/2011 7:19 pm
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I agree. His listing seems legit, he discloses that they may not all be CC and he has all positive feedback. It may be a gamble to some extent, but $300 a coin isn't all that bad. You know you're getting at least 1 CC and the toning on the top coin is unbelievable. That toning alone would bring a huge premium. Plus you have the thrill of opening one of these rolls. If I had the money I would probably pick one up.
I may be missing something, and perhaps he does some how just roll these himself, I don't know, but with positive feedback from similar rolls, I think that is less likely.
I agree. His listing seems legit, he discloses that they may not all be CC and he has all positive feedback. It may be a gamble to some extent, but $300 a coin isn't all that bad. You know you're getting at least 1 CC and the toning on the top coin is unbelievable. That toning alone would bring a huge premium. Plus you have the thrill of opening one of these rolls. If I had the money I would probably pick one up.
I may be missing something, and perhaps he does some how just roll these himself, I don't know, but with positive feedback from similar rolls, I think that is less likely.
I think $300+ per coin sight unseen per morgan absolutely nuts. Even if they were all CCs, the common ones only go for $150-$200 in MS-63, where common date non-CC will be $40-$50. Obviously people have bought these rolls and were happy(unless they were shills), but I don't get it. Maybe if a TPG certified it as an original bank roll, I'd feel better about it.
