Am I missing something here? Brits please comment
wybrit
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I don't get it. I have seen several auctions for 1992/1993 50p pieces depicting the 20th anniversary of Britain's entry into the Common Market (EEC). Many of the raw coins are fetching $15-$30 apiece on ebay. A bulk lot of 20 went for nearly $200.
The same BU coin is found in every 1992 and 1993 Brilliant Uncirculated blister pack. The typical sales prices for whole BU sets is less - anywhere from just under $10 to $25.
What the blazes is going on???
The same BU coin is found in every 1992 and 1993 Brilliant Uncirculated blister pack. The typical sales prices for whole BU sets is less - anywhere from just under $10 to $25.
What the blazes is going on???
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Why do nice Unc. 1953 Pennies bring $20. in some cases when usually no one seems interested in the complete 1953 mint sets (9 coins inc. the penny) for $10? No wonder original mint and proof sets are soooooo scarce.
<< <i> found in every 1992 and 1993 Brilliant Uncirculated blister pack.
What the blazes is going on??? >>
Have you tried buying the blister pack and cracking it to sell for a profit yet?
Dr J
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The thought had occurred to me, but decimal coins are probably not the best venue to do that.
I'm a bit of a purist. I have broken up only one mint or proof set ever - a 1953 plastic set.
What I still don't get is why people pay more for one coin than for the whole set.