I just set up my 1st. e-bay auction!

hiyosilver

'bout damn time!

Coxe

Good luck!

AceK

Congrats on the attribution and good luck with the auction! eBay link.

rec78

Good luck. i suggest being able to see all the pictures big however. This is not a coin for me, but even if it was i would need to see the reverse in just as big a picture as the obverse. How come i can only see a big picture of the obverse? This may cost you some bids. Just a suggestion. Thanks, Bob

hiyosilver

Thanks guys!

I tried to revise the pictures but, I seem to be having problems.

I'll try revising it again later and hope I get it right.

Manuel

lonelyp

"I'm starting the auction at .99 cents with NO RESERVE and FREE S/I , so bid for the coin without the added expense of delivery. I reserve the right to cancel the auction as the coin is also up for offer on a coin website "

Does this mean you will cancel the auction if you don't get the kind of bids you want?

notwilight

Good question lonely. But I interpret it as reserving the right to sell it locally and pull it off ebay. My opinion, formed well before this thread started, is that ebay sellers, or any auction sellers, should not offer items elsewhere. Once an item is offered at auction and the reserve is met, there should be an irrevocable comittment. Just my opinion.

--Jerry

lonelyp

<< <i>Good question lonely. But I interpret it as reserving the right to sell it locally and pull it off ebay. My opinion, formed well before this thread started, is that ebay sellers, or any auction sellers, should not offer items elsewhere. Once an item is offered at auction and the reserve is met, there should be an irrevocable comittment. Just my opinion.

--Jerry >>





If it doesn't go out of my range. I might throw in a bid, just to help a brother board member. But not if I think the auction will be pulled.

RVDavis

Good luck.

hiyosilver

<<"I'm starting the auction at .99 cents with NO RESERVE and FREE S/I , so bid for the coin without the added expense of delivery. I reserve the right to cancel the auction as the coin is also up for offer on a coin website "

<<Does this mean you will cancel the auction if you don't get the kind of bids you want?>>

No pulling the auction.......the bidders will set the price and someone will win the coin.
I included the statement when the coin was up for grabs on the
BST board. I've edited the BST post to no longer take offers.

Unless smoeone wants to offer ONE Million dollars........

Manuel