How do I pay for an ANR winning bid?
Shamika
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Forgive me if this is a stupid question:
I won this in their recent Classics Sale. I have not, however, received an email or any postage requesting payment. Furthermore, there is no place on their website where I can pay for this item. Besides having to call them from work , is there another way to pay?
I won this in their recent Classics Sale. I have not, however, received an email or any postage requesting payment. Furthermore, there is no place on their website where I can pay for this item. Besides having to call them from work , is there another way to pay?
Buyer and seller of vintage coin boards!
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Russ, NCNE
Nope! Incredible isn't it?
Russ, NCNE
If the close was your max bid - it is possible that another bidder had a higher max bid and got it for yours
I can see that I won the item under the "Your Account" section. However, there's no place to pay for the item.
Do you know for a fact that ANR sends out invoices? I've never won an item from them before.
No that couldn't have happened since the hammer price was about 60% of my max. However, it did occur to me that a computer glitch may have mishandled my bid. After checking their website, I can see that I did indeed win the item. The problem is that there are no instructions on what to do next.
Don't worry they will send an invoice out along with the coin soon. Most likely you'll receive an email on Monday. At least that's how I've always recieve my winnings. Oh by the way, NICE coin. VERY NICE.
Thanks caitlin, that's certainly high praise coming from you.
I'm worried, however, that there's something I'm not seeing on the coin as the hammer price was far less than it should have been.
never seen a mintmark like that, maybe my computer?
BigE, It's not uncommon to see the mintmark looking like this on dies that erode.
The only thing I can see that might deter someone from bidding is the die crack the runs along the top side of LIBERTY.( Which I kind of like) Also the nick on the lip and cheek, which you may never see unless under magnification. This coin is still the best looking 28s ms64 I've seen, solid for the grade, and is an potential upgrade coin. I don't think you'll be disatisfied.
I've never had problems with die cracks either, unless they are very distracting. Besides, on most 1928-S Buffalos grading 64, LIBERTY blends into the rim so I'll take a stong LIBERTY with a die crack running through it any day of the week.
Thanks again for your knowledgeable input.
agentjim007,
How old is old? Regardless, I appreciate you sharing this information.