Too bad about the Jack Hunt coins. I have yet to see--or did not notice--one person who got a great batch. Still waiting for mine. Maybe they cherrypicked....
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My Jack Hunt coins are fantastic! All MS69DMPL! Picked them up today at the FedEx office and am very impressed with the quality of these pieces. This is the first time I've held a raw one in my hands and they are a huge chunk of coin but are very thin. Resting in Air-Tites for now. Say hello to $5,000 in ATB rounds!
Thanks Pink! I'm a bit giddy at the moment and shocked too. An MS68PL would be a low ball in this group and I honestly believe 3 or 4 will hit the top at MS69DMPL. Incredible mirrors and no blemishes anywhere!
So much for keeping a set. Maybe the Dillon Gage coins won't look this good and I'll keep them.
<< <i>Thanks Pink! I'm a bit giddy at the moment and shocked too. An MS68PL would be a low ball in this group and I honestly believe 3 or 4 will hit the top at MS69DMPL. Incredible mirrors and no blemishes anywhere!
So much for keeping a set. Maybe the Dillon Gage coins won't look this good and I'll keep them. >>
I went all in and have 3 sets coming so glad to hear there is a shot for a good one or two. My first set from MTB was good. Haven't had a good set since.
I drank a Warsteiner in apprehension more than anything before opening the JHCB set. - AND - the JHCB set is mediocre at best upon opening.
Couple of 68 mirrors, two more a wee bit dull and one dog with white crap on GW's curly hair. OH WELL, into the stack it goes.
Can't help but think the long delay for JHCB to sell might mean the coins were cherrypicked before packaging?
Fidelitrade package opening will be when I feel the mojo, the stars are all aligned and the Mayan calender says it's time. Which is probably tomorrow. >>
Ok Are we gonna open up the fidelitrade"s Tonight Or do We leave them sealed epcjimi1 you open yours first woohoooo 10 puck weekend >>
You should like the F trade much better my 2 sets had many DM and PL but only in 67 and 68 maybe 1-69 was hoping the JHCB would be better. Some of mine with white crap didn't seem to bother the grading go figure.
<< <i>My Jack Hunt coins are fantastic! All MS69DMPL! Picked them up today at the FedEx office and am very impressed with the quality of these pieces. This is the first time I've held a raw one in my hands and they are a huge chunk of coin but are very thin. Resting in Air-Tites for now. Say hello to $5,000 in ATB rounds!
Air-Tites for these are $1.60/ea at JPs Corner. They're a tad "thick" for the ATB rounds, about 1mm thicker than the coins so there is a touch of play.
Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $!
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
I took a closer look at the two Yellowstone ATB that I received with the white spot on the checks. It looks like they weren't stuck completely. The surface is very ruff and pitted st the spots looking though a loupe. The rest of the coin looks fully struck however. That makes me think that perhaps the planchets may have been the problem or perhaps Die deterioration? Any thought?
<< <i>I took a closer look at the two Yellowstone ATB that I received with the white spot on the checks. It looks like they weren't stuck completely. The surface is very ruff and pitted st the spots looking though a loupe. The rest of the coin looks fully struck however. That makes me think that perhaps the planchets may have been the problem or perhaps Die deterioration? Any thought? >>
i also have two with the spot and looked at them with a loupe and see what looks like tiny pits. i was thinking it had to do with metal flow during striking? its almost dead center in the middle of the coin.
My jo needs its mo and my thing needs its swing because the Fidilitrade set I opened last night is, eh, lackluster. Scratches, white tube rubs and die polished up the ying yang. One, both or a combination thereof on all coins.
Congrats to the guys scoring good coins for submission!
I have a CnT set coming and another Fidelitrade. I'm a glutton for punishment.
But I'm stacking Ag, which is a good thing.
18 days till P-puck, C-puck whatever you want to call it, Day!
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
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Thanks Miles. It seems like a smart business move for an AP to make sure that the initial sets that are shipped are good ones, which is why I was surprised at the poor quality of the initial shipments from JH. But then RedHerring reported receiving a great set, so now I don't know what to think. My set arrives on Tues. so I'll find out soon enough. Unfortunately, that won't help anyone today trying to decide whether or not to take a chance on these. Good luck to us all.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
<< <i>I had and sold them to a local B&M shop for $1100. Not a bad profit for no work >>
Depends where you bought them from if it was CNT then no profit actaully a loss.
If from MTB then little profit not worth the bother less than $75
If it was Fidelitrade then there was a profit. >>
You're making poor assumptions.....for the CNT, don't you have to pull out the junk silver they attached to the sale? So, once you do (and I did not get a set from CNT, so just going by what was posted previously in the thread), don't you get a more reasonable price for the pucks? Wasn't it something like $6 of junk silver?
For the MTB, you assume again as people were able to buy on ebay and use a CC (cashback) and use other rebates. Brought my MTB set down to ~$948. That would be more than a $75 profit....
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy! - Aron >>
Where's Shmuli? >>
Hey Hey Hey... Some old timers here with good memory :-)
He's my twin bro, he's still around (working on some other projects at the moment).
Just ordered a Jack Hunt set at $949 including shipping. TD
Numismatist. 50 year member ANA. Winner of four ANA Heath Literary Awards; three Wayte and Olga Raymond Literary Awards; Numismatist of the Year Award 2009, and Lifetime Achievement Award 2020. Winner numerous NLG Literary Awards.
Well, with melt on a set at $1025, I don't care what the grades are.
Where can I guy an original tube to restack them and my Fidelitrade in???
Numismatist. 50 year member ANA. Winner of four ANA Heath Literary Awards; three Wayte and Olga Raymond Literary Awards; Numismatist of the Year Award 2009, and Lifetime Achievement Award 2020. Winner numerous NLG Literary Awards.
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy! - Aron >>
Hi Aron-
Thanks for the note.
I saw the $4400 in green under "completed listings" and assumed that this was the final price. Looks like I missed something. BTW, your listings are very well done.
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy! - Aron >>
Hi Aron-
Thanks for the note.
I saw the $4400 in green under "completed listings" and assumed that this was the final price. Looks like I missed something. BTW, your listings are very well done.
Happy Selling, R- >>
Thank You for the compliment (I'll let go of my copyright for you ). Thanks for the wishes! - It's crunch time now - 51 listings in the next 3 hours (probably $50k worth) - no reserves on any... so we'll see how real the demand is. - Aron
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So much for keeping a set. Maybe the Dillon Gage coins won't look this good and I'll keep them.
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
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<< <i>Thanks Pink! I'm a bit giddy at the moment and shocked too. An MS68PL would be a low ball in this group and I honestly believe 3 or 4 will hit the top at MS69DMPL. Incredible mirrors and no blemishes anywhere!
So much for keeping a set. Maybe the Dillon Gage coins won't look this good and I'll keep them.
I went all in and have 3 sets coming so glad to hear there is a shot for a good one or two. My first set from MTB was good. Haven't had a good set since.
<< <i> >>
I know what ya mean, bro. Gotta ration.
I drank a Warsteiner in apprehension more than anything before opening the JHCB set.
Couple of 68 mirrors, two more a wee bit dull and one dog with white crap on GW's curly hair. OH WELL, into the stack it goes.
Can't help but think the long delay for JHCB to sell might mean the coins were cherrypicked before packaging?
Fidelitrade package opening will be when I feel the mojo, the stars are all aligned and the Mayan calender says it's time.
Which is probably tomorrow.
You should like the F trade much better my 2 sets had many DM and PL but only in 67 and 68 maybe 1-69 was hoping the JHCB would be better. Some of mine with white crap didn't seem to bother the grading go figure.
<< <i>Still waiting on my jack hunt delivery today but it sounds like they're cherry picked like I was afraid they would be. >>
Waited all day after they called last night and told me to be here. they got some splaining to do.!!!!!
<< <i>My Jack Hunt coins are fantastic! All MS69DMPL!
Good luck!! Please let us know how they grade.
bullion is all they are to me - never even crossed my mind collecting them
What size / stock # airtite?
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<< <i>My Jack Hunt coins are fantastic! All MS69DMPL! .............
Congrats! When they're good, they're really good!
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Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $!
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy!
- Aron
<< <i>No ebay dump from MTB today...yet, at least. I wonder if they're done? >>
Yes, MTB is sold out per email I got from them.
I took a closer look at the two Yellowstone ATB that I received with the white spot on the checks. It looks like they weren't stuck completely. The surface is very ruff and pitted st the spots looking though a loupe. The rest of the coin looks fully struck however. That makes me think that perhaps the planchets may have been the problem or perhaps Die deterioration? Any thought?
<< <i>I took a closer look at the two Yellowstone ATB that I received with the white spot on the checks. It looks like they weren't stuck completely. The surface is very ruff and pitted st the spots looking though a loupe. The rest of the coin looks fully struck however. That makes me think that perhaps the planchets may have been the problem or perhaps Die deterioration? Any thought? >>
i also have two with the spot and looked at them with a loupe and see what looks like tiny pits. i was thinking it had to do with metal flow during striking? its almost dead center in the middle of the coin.
Congrats to the guys scoring good coins for submission!
I have a CnT set coming and another Fidelitrade. I'm a glutton for punishment.
But I'm stacking Ag, which is a good thing.
18 days till P-puck, C-puck whatever you want to call it, Day!
FYI
I just heard there will be another Jack Hunt session tonight at 6:00pm est. My dad received an e-mail.
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<< <i>
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy!
- Aron >>
Where's Shmuli?
www.JackHuntATB.com will reopen tonight, Sunday April 10th, at 6:00 PM EST
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Thanks Miles.
It seems like a smart business move for an AP to make sure that the initial sets that are shipped are good
ones, which is why I was surprised at the poor quality of the initial shipments from JH. But then RedHerring
reported receiving a great set, so now I don't know what to think. My set arrives on Tues. so I'll find out soon
enough. Unfortunately, that won't help anyone today trying to decide whether or not to take a chance on these.
Good luck to us all.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
Hey at the very worst you can pick out whatever good ones there are and sell the rest. That is what I did yesterday with my set. I had 3 that
were not that great so i took those 3 plus 2 others I had and sold them to a local B&M shop for $1100. Not a bad profit for no work and no
ebay fees.
I've never done that before. So they don't mind if the coins are a little banged up?
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
Just luck of the draw.
<< <i>I had and sold them to a local B&M shop for $1100. Not a bad profit for no work >>
Depends where you bought them from if it was CNT then no profit actaully a loss.
If from MTB then little profit not worth the bother less than $75
If it was Fidelitrade then there was a profit.
<< <i>
<< <i>I had and sold them to a local B&M shop for $1100. Not a bad profit for no work >>
Depends where you bought them from if it was CNT then no profit actaully a loss.
If from MTB then little profit not worth the bother less than $75
If it was Fidelitrade then there was a profit. >>
You're making poor assumptions.....for the CNT, don't you have to pull out the junk silver they attached to the sale? So, once you do (and I did not get a set from CNT, so just going by what was posted previously in the thread), don't you get a more reasonable price for the pucks? Wasn't it something like $6 of junk silver?
For the MTB, you assume again as people were able to buy on ebay and use a CC (cashback) and use other rebates. Brought my MTB set down to ~$948. That would be more than a $75 profit....
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
<< <i>
<< <i>I had and sold them to a local B&M shop for $1100. Not a bad profit for no work >>
Depends where you bought them from if it was CNT then no profit actaully a loss.
If from MTB then little profit not worth the bother less than $75
If it was Fidelitrade then there was a profit. >>
1 was CnT, ! was fidelitrade, and 3 were jack hunt
I sold the silver barbers I got from cnt for $165 bringing the price of that set down to $935.
It was a profit no matter how you look at it.
I got rid of 5 junk coins and made money on them.
<< <i>I've never done that before. So they don't mind if the coins are a little banged up? >>
This one did not.
<< <i>
<< <i>
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy!
- Aron >>
Where's Shmuli? >>
Hey Hey Hey...
Some old timers here with good memory :-)
He's my twin bro, he's still around (working on some other projects at the moment).
<< <i>I sold the silver barbers I got from cnt for $165 bringing the price of that set down to $935. >>
That's great, I wouldn't know where to get rid of $6 worth of silver. Everbody I deal with wants at least $500.
TD
<< <i>Just ordered a Jack Hunt set at $949 including shipping.
TD >>
Hope springs eternal!
Where can I guy an original tube to restack them and my Fidelitrade in???
They must be pretty close to a sell out, a friend of mine told me his order number was in the 3200's.
<< <i>Well, with melt on a set at $1025, I don't care what the grades are.
Where can I guy an original tube to restack them and my Fidelitrade in??? >>
try calling APMEX
<< <i>Do the original mint tubes really only hold 10 coins? >>
yes.
<< <i>
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy!
- Aron >>
Hi Aron-
Thanks for the note.
I saw the $4400 in green under "completed listings" and assumed that this was the final price. Looks like I missed something. BTW, your listings are very well done.
Happy Selling, R-
Jack Hunt not sold out yet. The purchase button is still there.
<< <i>
<< <i>
<< <i>Just curious...is nyc_coins from Ebay a forum member. They sure sell a LOT of pucks!
Just noticed that they got $4400 for a PCGS MS69PL FS set on 7th via BIN, while several other identical sets brought $3K or less. What was that buyer thinking??? You'd think that folks would look at completed auctions before laying out that kind of $! >>
Yes I am a forum member...
The $4400 price wasn't the actual price we sold the set for. That was the listing (pre-sale) price, (we had it for 20 or 30 % off) if i recall correctly - we sold them for the low 3k's - maybe 3300 or so. When you end a BIN listing early, it will show the listings price even if that wasn't the sales price. (if that makes any sense... :-) )
As stated a few pages back, we are getting rid of a substantial portion of our inventory over this weekend, and expect some good prices for buyers. (I think we have 52 more listings going off tomorrow night.)
Enjoy!
- Aron >>
Hi Aron-
Thanks for the note.
I saw the $4400 in green under "completed listings" and assumed that this was the final price. Looks like I missed something. BTW, your listings are very well done.
Happy Selling, R- >>
Thank You for the compliment (I'll let go of my copyright for you
Thanks for the wishes! - It's crunch time now - 51 listings in the next 3 hours (probably $50k worth) - no reserves on any... so we'll see how real the demand is.
- Aron
<< <i>They must be pretty close to a sell out, a friend of mine told me his order number was in the 3200's. >>
Order # 332X here