Question about Registry set listings of coins for sale

Tiny

I just started a Registry Set of Morgans and in the listing of my set I see where I can buy from
different dealers to upgrade or fill holes. My question is, is that a good and safe way to buy
from the dealers listed in the pop up window? I see some dealers I know and some I do not. When
I click on the link it takes me to their page for that coin so I can buy it. Do any of y'all buy this way?
Thanks
Tiny

keyman64

Not I.

LindeDad

I have bought a few coins from the dealer’s listings on Collectors Corner. Only problem is most list their coins at PCGS price guide prices or even higher i.e. full retail.
But of the ones I have purchased I have had no problems with delivery.

quattrocoins

<< <i>I have bought a few coins from the dealer’s listings on Collectors Corner. Only problem is most list their coins at PCGS price guide prices or even higher i.e. full retail.
But of the ones I have purchased I have had no problems with delivery.
>>



I bought a couple of coins from Pinnacle Rarities that were listed on Collectors Corner through two of my registry sets (Standing Libs and Classic Commems).

Called them up and got a better price.

LeeBone

I would look around before resorting to paying their prices. They are overpriced(IMO) and believe you would be able to find a better price sourcing it out for yourself somewhere else.

barrytrot

Use it like anything else: A resource.

They tend to have a fairly large number of coins, so that's good. Many are over priced, but some are priced fairly.

I'm sure all the dealers offer a return policy so there is no risk on getting a bad scan or anything.

llafoe

I'd buy coins from Collectors Corner in a heart beat if they had any we needed!

MFH

I always look to see what they have available.
I've only bought one coin thru the CC link.

illini420

I've learned about a few available coins via the info in the Registry/Collectors Corner, but I've always finalized the deals by going directly to the dealer and usually by having the dealer bring the coin to the next Long Beach show if they are going to be attending