Anaconda Rare Coins - Thinking of Selling Your Coins? Thinking of Auctions? Read This!
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<< <i>Nice work. Very professional. I am intrigued by the "3. Guaranteed sale in 30 days*". What does the "*" signify? >>
I was wondering the same thing plus how can they guarantee a sale in 30 days? Deep discount to move it on day 30 maybe?
Edited to add...I wish I had the cash to help him move some of those coins in the 30 day window.
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Jerry
<< <i>You forgot to mention that the coin/s would not be nearly "lost" amongst widgets while waiting for sale.
Man, that's a great point. Next time I run a similar ad, I'll be sure to include that.
Nice work. Very professional. I am intrigued by the "3. Guaranteed sale in 30 days*". What does the "*" signify?
The * is an indicator that there is more information regarding this. If a consignor sends us a coin and we list it and it's been up there for 30 days and they just want to "get rid of it" or if they need the money fast, I will come up with a fair number at which I would purchase the coin at and if the consignor agrees to the price, then I buy it outright. I've bought alot of coins recently from several board members. Ask around and see what my offers were. I'm positive they will tell you I was more than fair. I don't think I've offered less than greysheet for anything PCGS certified as of yet with most offers above greysheet by 5% or more.
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<< <i>You forgot to mention that the coin/s would not be nearly "lost" amongst widgets while waiting for sale.
Man, that's a great point. Next time I run a similar ad, I'll be sure to include that.
Nice work. Very professional. I am intrigued by the "3. Guaranteed sale in 30 days*". What does the "*" signify?
The * is an indicator that there is more information regarding this. If a consignor sends us a coin and we list it and it's been up there for 30 days and they just want to "get rid of it" or if they need the money fast, I will come up with a fair number at which I would purchase the coin at and if the consignor agrees to the price, then I buy it outright. I've bought alot of coins recently from several board members. Ask around and see what my offers were. I'm positive they will tell you I was more than fair. I don't think I've offered less than greysheet for anything PCGS certified as of yet with most offers above greysheet by 5% or more. >>
Sounds very reasonable.
Wally
<< <i>What is your consignment fee, % doesn't tell me much.
Wally >>
It all depends but nothing ever more than 15% of the sale price.
<< <i>WHAT ABOUT CERTIFIED ERROR COINS? IS THAT ALSO ON YOUR LIST OF CONSIGNMENTS? >>
Yes, we will gladly sell your certified error coins.
Buyer's do not get stuck with paying a BP unless they are too lazy to do the math ahead of time. Sellers effectively pay both buyer's and seller's premiums.
roadrunner
<< <i>Item #6 is misleading since 99% of the buyers at auctions already know how to back out the buyer's premium out of their bids.
Buyer's do not get stuck with paying a BP unless they are too lazy to do the math ahead of time. Sellers effectively pay both buyer's and seller's premiums.
roadrunner >>
Yes, but the notion of having to pay an up-front 15% would discourage new participants if they were interested in bidding but weren't familliar with how auctions work.
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Don
<< <i>Only US coins? >>
I don't typcially handle world coins but I would do the best I can to accurately describe and image them.