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I got 6 mislabeled S$5 Maples for $22/ea last month
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And I'm still feeling really good about it.
They were all toners too if you couldn't tell from the pic.
They just got kicked back to Grading/Quality Control at NGC so I imagine some coins in my submission got really good grades. That only ever happens to me when they verify top pops.
I also have some 1993 and 1998 that I hope got PL designations. Flashiest mirrored maples I've ever seen in my life.
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great score. not a fan of brown toning on silver
It's not my favorite, either. The other pics for the listing were pretty garbage. I wasn't sure I was even getting maples for sure until they showed up. I only saw the discolored mint packaging and figured whatever was inside was probably good for $22 a pop. One of the photos had part of a maple leaf and that's really it.
Seller went unresponsive and uploaded wrong tracking. Nothing showed up for a long time then suddenly one day it did. I had figured I was scammed.
The bottom right one is a weird orange green that makes a brown. I've only ever seen 1988 maples with that color, no other years. I don't know if it's unique to that issue or the mint plastic but I had to have one.
The 1993 and 1998 are very pleasing coins.
So with grading fees, handling fees and shipping fees you are in these for about $50 each. Will you be able to sell these for $60+?
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Good score. The rest of the sellers previous listings didn't have good pictures either.