statehood quarter help....

DoubleGoldEagles1

Good evening everyone.....I thought I would look into turning my attention somewhat of buying quarters, and came across this 'deal' if you will..

Do these 'error' coins seem of value?

ebay auction confusing

But this seller list so much on this auction, I can't tell if he is all mumbo jumbo, or this is actually a good deal...can anyone take a cursory look and tell me if I am being naive or I should look elsewhere?

Type2

Made my eyes cross I my not see for some time.

Bruceswar

Depends on the price. I would not pay extra for them. Anyhow that listing is soo cluttered it is bad.

Tootawl

Wow. That seller has WAY too many words to read. Anytime a seller is that wordy, there maybe something wrong. But that's just my opinion.

DoubleGoldEagles1

<< <i>Wow. That seller has WAY too many words to read. Anytime a seller is that wordy, there maybe something wrong. But that's just my opinion. >>



Agreed....I don't know, I thought he was trying to do something by so blatantly blattherring on...I will e-mail him a 12 page question and in the end ask him if he will accept face value!!lol to get back at hurting our friend type2's vision, and mine!

direwolf1972

Wow thats more than I'd ever care to read. No telling what I'd really be buying if I bid.

coinsarefun

The errors that he is selling are not errors. Or a least they do not command a premium.
However, I have won 2 auctions for a complete set's from him about 12-15 month's ago. Had no problems and if you watch his auctions you can get a good price. He lists them constantly, so if the price goes up to high just wait for the next. Its a great way to get all the proofs at once if you can get a deal. I have seen a few of his auctions run away with the prices though.


Stefanie