Well, I had 26 lots on eBay. Listed them before the boycott but they, unfortunately, ended after the boycott started. Had tons of watchers on the lots but not a single bid on any of them.
<< <i>Well, I had 26 lots on eBay. Listed them before the boycott but they, unfortunately, ended after the boycott started. Had tons of watchers on the lots but not a single bid on any of them. >>
Are you being serious Coxe? I take it they were all BIN then. All mine ended yesterday and I did pretty well, actually a little better than I had expected, but mine were all 99 cent starts with no reserve. I sold off my raw Morgans and Peace, the Morgans seemed stronger on bidding than the Peace, but I think that is probably normal because of the number of Morgan collectors. I had a lot of watchers also, on some coins, it paid off, some not so much (mostly the common date Peace).
<< <i>Well, I had 26 lots on eBay. Listed them before the boycott but they, unfortunately, ended after the boycott started. Had tons of watchers on the lots but not a single bid on any of them. >>
Are you being serious Coxe? I take it they were all BIN then. All mine ended yesterday and I did pretty well, actually a little better than I had expected, but mine were all 99 cent starts with no reserve. I sold off my raw Morgans and Peace, the Morgans seemed stronger on bidding than the Peace, but I think that is probably normal because of the number of Morgan collectors. I had a lot of watchers also, on some coins, it paid off, some not so much (mostly the common date Peace). >>
Not kidding one bit. I listed most below my own cost even. The 1921 Peace dollar (NGC 65 Top-50 VAM) was started $600 under my cost. I know I would have gotten bids if I started them at 99c. Not sure how beaten I would have ended up though.
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US Coins: 125,303 auctions
Today:
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I guess coin sellers didn't hear about the boycott.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Well, I had 26 lots on eBay. Listed them before the boycott but they, unfortunately, ended after the boycott started. Had tons of watchers on the lots but not a single bid on any of them. >>
Are you being serious Coxe? I take it they were all BIN then. All mine ended yesterday and I did pretty well, actually a little better than I had expected, but mine were all 99 cent starts with no reserve. I sold off my raw Morgans and Peace, the Morgans seemed stronger on bidding than the Peace, but I think that is probably normal because of the number of Morgan collectors. I had a lot of watchers also, on some coins, it paid off, some not so much (mostly the common date Peace).
<< <i>Monday Feb 11, 11:30 PM
US Coins: 125,303 auctions
Today:
US Coins: 126,528 auctions
I guess coin sellers didn't hear about the boycott.
Russ, NCNE >>
No WAY! You mean people didn't seem to care about participating in the boycott? But what about all the merry marauders from here?
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<< <i>Well, I had 26 lots on eBay. Listed them before the boycott but they, unfortunately, ended after the boycott started. Had tons of watchers on the lots but not a single bid on any of them. >>
Are you being serious Coxe? I take it they were all BIN then. All mine ended yesterday and I did pretty well, actually a little better than I had expected, but mine were all 99 cent starts with no reserve. I sold off my raw Morgans and Peace, the Morgans seemed stronger on bidding than the Peace, but I think that is probably normal because of the number of Morgan collectors. I had a lot of watchers also, on some coins, it paid off, some not so much (mostly the common date Peace). >>
Not kidding one bit. I listed most below my own cost even. The 1921 Peace dollar (NGC 65 Top-50 VAM) was started $600 under my cost. I know I would have gotten bids if I started them at 99c. Not sure how beaten I would have ended up though.
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