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JoeForex
Posts: 90
JoeForex
Posts: 90
JoeForex
Posts: 90
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<< <i>Good Lord, I think I'm rich. I got a whole roll of those. All I gotta do is get them graded. That means I would gross out $40,625. Brother, I would take that kind of serious cash to the mall and have me a time!
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Not 67's you don't and definitely NOT First Day of Issue if they are still in the roll!
The name is LEE!
I would pay $50 for it.
<< <i>This will most likely be the last one for sale for an extremely long time. >>
<< <i>Modern Crap! >>
Thats worth alot. I would sell this kind of modern crap anyday to make that kind of money. God bless america.
<< <i>I am continually amazed at what I see here... and, of course on ebay.... I do not know anyone that would pay that kind of money for such a coin... at least none that would admit it... but collecting is personal, and if that is what floats their boat.. more power to them. Cheers, RickO >>
Just wait until the buyer finds out his pop 3 coin is gonna have some company now that PCGS revised their FDI guidelines
If it ain't about the money lord knows i've gone insane
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
<< <i>i guess i farred pretty well on this one. I didnt expect half of that. People are nuts. Once PCGS said they were doing the coin covers that was it for me on this one. >>
Joe,
Didn't realize you were a member here. Congratulations. I had people calling me on the golf course from all over the country to tell me how my (former) coin did.
--Jerry
Must be nice to see your customers do well Jerry! Cheers.
However, it is no different than the Stock market, so congrats Joe!
But everybody commented here just how crazy the final price was! Ridiculing the final buyer over just how stupid a purchase he made! Then when they find out who was the seller (after he posted), they offer congrats!
Does anybody really wonder why some people think coin dealers are total scumbags???!!!! Sheesh, just read this thread.
<< <i>Way to go Joe! There is one part of me that wants to rip you for falsely representing the coin 'only 3 exist...won't be any appearing for a long time' when you know that the majority of coins haven't been checked and submitted to a TPG yet. Then again, you were the clown that paid over $600 for the coin in the first place. Now some guy is stuck with a coin he paid $3901 for that will most likely be worth $200 in 5 years. I guess this is just the way it is in the marketplace. Nobody forced this guy to fork over $3900 for a coin that is likely worth $200. On the other hand, I just get disgusted with the misrepresentation of this item and just how readily coin dealers resort to this kind of krap!
However, it is no different than the Stock market, so congrats Joe!
But everybody commented here just how crazy the final price was! Ridiculing the final buyer over just how stupid a purchase he made! Then when they find out who was the seller (after he posted), they offer congrats!
Does anybody really wonder why some people think coin dealers are total scumbags???!!!! Sheesh, just read this thread. >>
Well, this is a big place and there's a ton of "collectors" here, as well as dealers, and some that do both. On the one hand, it's prudent to steer buyers clear of worthless coins or overpriced junk, but on the other hand it's prudent to congradulate a seller for turning a nice profit. You can do both, you know. It just depends on who you're talking to at the time. Profit=good. Saving someone money=good. Flipping coins for quick gain=good. Steering newbies right=good. Doing it all in the same thread=impossible.
Given the new FDOI guidlines on sealed boxes and that fact that a lot of these first Day boxes have been popped open to search for the smoothie or plain planchet errors, I just don;t think that a whole lot more will be submitted. Even if they were, it will be a deep pocket gamble that may not pay off.
Congrats Joe! I just wish I had some 67's to sell.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>Way to go Joe! There is one part of me that wants to rip you for falsely representing the coin 'only 3 exist...won't be any appearing for a long time' when you know that the majority of coins haven't been checked and submitted to a TPG yet. Then again, you were the clown that paid over $600 for the coin in the first place. Now some guy is stuck with a coin he paid $3901 for that will most likely be worth $200 in 5 years. I guess this is just the way it is in the marketplace. Nobody forced this guy to fork over $3900 for a coin that is likely worth $200. On the other hand, I just get disgusted with the misrepresentation of this item and just how readily coin dealers resort to this kind of krap!
However, it is no different than the Stock market, so congrats Joe!
But everybody commented here just how crazy the final price was! Ridiculing the final buyer over just how stupid a purchase he made! Then when they find out who was the seller (after he posted), they offer congrats!
Does anybody really wonder why some people think coin dealers are total scumbags???!!!! Sheesh, just read this thread. >>
Well, it's only been a little over 4 years but prices seem to have stabilized.
Maybe next year they'll drop to the $200 level?
The name is LEE!
peacockcoins
<< <i>Now, if a collector had only purchased gold back in 2007 instead of these coins. . . >>
No kidding!
Boxes of SAE's wouldn't have been too bad either!
The name is LEE!