What is going on with this auction, over $200 for a Indian Cent in Poor condition and it is not even certified? Is braddick starting a new trend on Poor condition coins?
Yeesh. I just saw a beautiful original xf at a store yesterday for $400 or $500 I think. I almost wanted to buy it even though I usually buy uncirculated Indian Cents. The dealer had an 1877 too, and the rest of the set in xf/au! (He just bought it from a collector. He said the collector got a lot of the coins from him over many years!)
Well if that's not a kick in the bottm!!!! I just sold 6 Indian heads on the bay of E that were good to VF and got $2.50 for them. Then I see this and stand confused. Maybe it was the dates I had????? I really don't understand bidders on Ebay Here is the link to the pennies I sold.
About two months ago I placed a nice G6 1872 IHC on ebay. The coin had full rims, it was of the shallow N variety, great eye appeal, absolutely no problems Anyway, it realized slightly over $50. Just doesn't make sense!!!
The Bids by dime time looks to me like a large bid by him being tested by some other bider if dime time put a large bid in it won't increase till some one else bids so some one was hitting it to see how high it was
Is braddick starting a new trend on Poor condition coins?
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start listing those worn out Indian Heads....
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Here is the link to the pennies I sold.
MSD61 Indian heads
KoolCoin
if dime time put a large bid in it won't increase till some one else bids so some one was hitting it to see how high it was