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@jmlanzaf said:

@MsMorrisine said:
the stuff i get with "make an offer" fall under the search terms used. can't say much past that. their suggested offer is a minimum. it seems to attempt to align to current market plus what seems a premium. i'd be interested to know heritage's facilitator cut

10% from seller, I believe. I'm not sure if there is a BP but you could check quickly. I sold one thing through them that way. It was a $500 comic. Very smoothly done. Paid quickly. I shipped to Heritage who shipped to the customer.

Unless it’s changed recently, the commission is 10% from the seller and no buyer’s premium is charged.

These will be cracked out at some point today and added to my set. My first commemorative half and my oldest nickel. I also recently picked up a Capped Bust dime. Thanks for looking.

I e-mailed them with a question, thinking I'd hear back from them in a few days. Five minutes later (and I mean 5 minutes), my phone rings. I couldn't believe it, it was CAC customer service! I'm still picking myself up off the floor!

I didn't even give them my phone number in the e-mail. They had my e-mail and information on file. Phenomenal!! I still can't believe it. Question answered, problem solved!!

Every January, I pull out my entire coin collection to remind myself of what I own and to review what I want to keep or sell.

This helps me to focus on my wants and desires for the new year. Always, I am shocked to find a coin that I forgot I own, bought or sold!🤣😂

Recently, I was told by a forum member that I wasn't a collector unless I made a post on the forum about coins I own in my collection.🙄

So I came up with this idea of posting pics of my favorite coins which of course are my W quarters!😎

Also, I am hoping this thread will encourage all members who own them to post pics of their W quarters for all of us to see and discuss.🤞

As you will see, I have many complete sets, raw and graded coins.

The W quarters are why I became a coin collector. I loved the idea of being able to find a W quarter and quickly learned the best way to find one was by buying quarter boxes from my local banks and searching the rolls.

Back in 2019 and 2020 I was fortunate enough to be one of the few who qualified and won the PCGS First Discovery contests for the River of No Return, Marsh-Billings and Tallgrass W quarters!

Also, back then I joined the PCGS Collectors Club, this forum, attended my first coin show which was the Whitman Winter show in Baltimore and in 2020 I was invited to attend the PCGS Luncheon at the FUN show in Orlando which was awesome!

The following pics were taken with my cellphone camera so they are not the best. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to take quality pics but here you go:

My MS67 W quarters

My 3 Mint Errors

My souvenir from PCGS Luncheon!

PCGS 65

MS 64FH in an older generation, no-prong, NGC slab.

Just part of a cut up Mint Set - nothing special.

Is your aunt @Vicky247 by any chance?

I hope all forum members that read this will take a mere moment to offer their prayers for all these folks whose lives are in danger from these deadly fast moving fires. Please.
Jim