COINS and PINS Pricing

Panama Mutiny (Formerly lawyer05)

I went to do a submission for coins and pins and the lowest price even with members specials is $75.00 each ?
We used to be able to do bulk submission 20 pins or higher, how can $75 dollars be entry level prcing..... YIKES !!!!
I wanted to submit 25, anyone that i can talk to ?

RonSportscards

The Oversize price is $75 also, and they just had a "Special" that dropped the price down to $40.
So even if they had a Special for Coins and Pins for a similar reduced price of $40, that is still way too high for me.
I have about (10) 1964 Topps Coins that I don't think I'll ever be able to PSA grade. It sucks.

Panama Mutiny (Formerly lawyer05)

Yea insane. ..its a little case ..I think they messsed up

JolleyWrencher

Population control

RufussCkingston

It is probably more that they only have so many graders that can grade coins and pins.

Panama Mutiny (Formerly lawyer05)

but they used to be the same price

scotgreb

It appears that 4SC has a large fresh batch of graded 1971 Topps Coins. Maybe they aren't recently graded but it sure looks that way to me.

I wonder what their rate is / was?

As a smaller dealer, it's pretty frustrating competing against this. I'm holding a fair amount of high-grade coins but they are worthless at a $75 grading fee. No one pays mint prices for ungraded coins.

Scott

Panama Mutiny (Formerly lawyer05)

@scotgreb said:
It appears that 4SC has a large fresh batch of graded 1971 Topps Coins. Maybe they aren't recently graded but it sure looks that way to me.

I wonder what their rate is / was?

As a smaller dealer, it's pretty frustrating competing against this. I'm holding a fair amount of high-grade coins but they are worthless at a $75 grading fee. No one pays mint prices for ungraded coins.

Scott

Agreed