For Better or Worse, I posted a $20 1923 Saint NGC MS64 on eBay with a 99 cent start

philographer

Here is the link:

http://ebay.us/eDkQRU

Reduced fee to me if you bid using the above link.

Thanks,
Edward

Timbuk3

Love that gold !!!

philographer

http://ebay.us/dFI5is

Also posted a 64 Morgan.

mapleman

It could be the lighting but anyone else see doubling in the date?

philographer

@mapleman said:
It could be the lighting but anyone else see doubling in the date?

i think it's "iPhone doubling"

mapleman

It's a possibility......

OPA

"On Jan-19-19 at 17:55:48 PST, seller added the following information:
[Because of potential fraud, I will not sell high value items such as this to people who have not been members of eBay for at least a year with a proven track record of successful transactions. Thank you!]"

Looks like you've got your work cut out for you. Just take a look who placed bids on your auctions.

NPD1078

Damn!
I was watching it but it hit my max bid with the last bidder

Calvinhardiman

If it is only worth 20 why would people pay so much I don't undwrstand

Aspie_Rocco

@Calvinhardiman said:

If it is only worth 20 why would people pay so much I don't undwrstand

I will bite this hook...
It was $20 when issued way back in 1923.
Fast forward nearly a century and it is still in Mint State condition, and a popular design with some collectors.
MS 64 is a fairly high grade for gold, on my opinion, on average.
It is around a Troy ounce in weight of gold. There is $1,290 of the cost, the extra beyond gold value is the “Numismatic” value, or the coin’s premium.

See coinflation for more info on gold weight in coins, and silver, copper, nickel melt values
http://www.coinflation.com/gold_coin_values.html

Calvinhardiman

I undersrand. I'm new to coin collecting sorry for the stuped question