Bids are VERY strong so far in FUN auction coins.

saintguru · December 20, 2006 2:11AM

Especially gold.

I think the results are going to be very surprising to many people.

MadMonk · December 20, 2006 2:38AM

I wish I had my act together better after my illness, I would have consigned quite a bit of nice material.

kryptonitecomics · December 20, 2006 2:58AM

I hope the same holds true for toned material.....I have 25 coins consigned........but their images still need work. I hope that the overal exposure the coins get will offset some of the image quality issues. I can say I have been very pleased with Heritages Customers Service

RWB · December 20, 2006 3:18AM

I'm amazed at the 1908-S.....

lloydmincy · December 20, 2006 3:24AM

They're not that strong. I bid on most of them, pushing the bids up, but still not any where near any records. Just a point. Besides, I know, it's early, but when you say "surprise" everyone, it will not be a surprise when the prices break records...

Jupiter · December 20, 2006 3:38AM

FUN will be the blowoff top of the coin market. Dealers and collectors will bid rarities to the sky and be buried in them and dealers will overspend and it will be a loooong summer for them and their large inventories and auction bills due. Bid up those coins boys.

lloydmincy · December 20, 2006 3:54AM

<< FUN will be the blowoff top of the coin market. Dealers and collectors will bid rarities to the sky and be buried in them and dealers will overspend and it will be a loooong summer for them and their large inventories and auction bills due. Bid up those coins boys. >>

Wow. Jealous?? Heard this one before. Dealers don't buy these multi-thousand dollar coins unless they have a client. Another year, another good sale...

MadMarty · December 20, 2006 4:13AM

I'm sure Jay has that checkbook all ready!!!

BigE · December 20, 2006 4:15AM

I bid on some of the coins I wanted today, now they are up to 2 dollars------------BigE

saintguru · December 20, 2006 4:40AM

<< <i>FUN will be the blowoff top of the coin market. Dealers and collectors will bid rarities to the sky and be buried in them and dealers will overspend and it will be a loooong summer for them and their large inventories and auction bills due. Bid up those coins boys. >>

And you are WHO?

saintguru · December 20, 2006 4:42AM

<< <i>I'm amazed at the 1908-S..... >>

The $10 or the $20?

There have been 3 $20 1908-S 66's that have sold for 95-105K in recent months. This should easliy meet that level..probably the high end if not exceed.

mgoodm3 · December 20, 2006 4:44AM

I have a couple bids in.

saintguru · December 20, 2006 4:47AM

Yes...MG...we see the $8 bids.

mgoodm3 · December 20, 2006 4:52AM

Yes, I may even go all the way to $12.

robertpr · December 20, 2006 5:14AM

<< <i><< FUN will be the blowoff top of the coin market. Dealers and collectors will bid rarities to the sky and be buried in them and dealers will overspend and it will be a loooong summer for them and their large inventories and auction bills due. Bid up those coins boys. >>

Wow. Jealous?? Heard this one before. Dealers don't buy these multi-thousand dollar coins unless they have a client. Another year, another good sale... >>

I have to agree. I don't think any dealer in his or her right mind would bury themselves in thousands of dollars of inventory unless they knew they had a client or a ready market for a coin. Dealers don't just go to auction and bid willy-nilly on stuff they think might look good in their cases.

saintguru · December 20, 2006 5:33AM

Most of them don't have the $$ to HOLD inventory!

Bids are VERY strong so far in FUN auction coins.

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