How Was the Heritage SCD Sale?

Fletcher

... I heard that you could pick up buckets of them for $20. After slabbing costs, that makes the SCD itself worth about $5. I guess the marketing push was less than successful.

On the flip side, I heard one gold one hammered @ $63k ... that is HUGE!

MadMarty

Like I said in another thread, the timing of the auction sucked. Having an auction of the middle of the workday had to have provented many people from bidding online (I couldn't bid on a few things I wanted). I'm sure that hurt the price.

DUIGUY

<< <i>buckets of them for $20. >>



As a child, you must of bin one to get under your parents skin so much that they sent you to a private school. This would explain alot!

Fletcher

<< <i>As a child, you must of bin one to get under your parents skin so much that they sent you to a private school. This would explain alot!

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DUIGUY ... didnt you're homeschoolin' learn ya how to right? I think you mint "must have been" not "must of bin", "parents' skin" not "parents skin", and "a lot" not "alot". Score one for private school you dumb hick ...

Fletcher

<< <i>Like I said in another thread, the timing of the auction sucked. Having an auction of the middle of the workday had to have provented many people from bidding online (I couldn't bid on a few things I wanted). I'm sure that hurt the price. >>



Apparently, they had a few auctions running concurrently as well. I do not understand why they do that ...

jamesfsm

a bunch of the better pieces looked overgraded to me. look at the rims on some of the pan pac pieces... the overall quality was not terrific in my opinion.

fc

i am quite pleased by this news. it means the money has done
dried up ;-)

maybe i can get some rare coins now without so much competition.

(i went a private school too)... where they taught us how to
calculate the lowest common denominator instead of teaching
to the lowest common denominator.

heheh

fc

double post. laptop built in mouse button is flaky.

DUIGUY

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<< <i>As a child, you must of bin one to get under your parents skin so much that they sent you to a private school. This would explain alot!

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DUIGUY ... didnt you're homeschoolin' learn ya how to right? I think you mint "must have been" not "must of bin", "parents' skin" not "parents skin", and "a lot" not "alot". Score one for private school you dumb hick ...

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Thats , Stump Jumper you nimrod! Git it right!

MidLifeCrisis

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<< <i>As a child, you must of bin one to get under your parents skin so much that they sent you to a private school. This would explain alot!

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DUIGUY ... didnt you're homeschoolin' learn ya how to right? I think you mint "must have been" not "must of bin", "parents' skin" not "parents skin", and "a lot" not "alot". Score one for private school you dumb hick ...

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Thats , Stump Jumper you nimrod! Git it right! >>


You kids are killin' me!

tmot99

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by buckets. Good stuff got really good money. Average stuff got average to low money. I sold 65 pieces. The best stuff went much higher than I thought and the average stuff went much lower. My stuff was split about 50% best/average. This means that I did ok, not exceptional. The money was certainly there for the best pieces.

ScarsdaleCoin

it was not good and no one really knows the answer......

LickThoseStamps

<< <i>... I heard that you could pick up buckets of them for $20. After slabbing costs, that makes the SCD itself worth about $5. I guess the marketing push was less than successful.

On the flip side, I heard one gold one hammered @ $63k ... that is HUGE! >>



Can your source provide one instance of where an individual slabbed SCD sold for $20 or less, let alone buckets of them? Unless Heritage has falsified their realized prices, the facts don't support your contention.