wow that is a jackpot for the seller
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<< <i>How do you know what the seller paid for it? >>
You are correct. I think the assumption is that the seller nailed four 70DCAMs. He may have bought them individually and them submitted them for reholder-who knows...
Either way, the is a heck of allot of money for those coins.
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<< <i>How do you know what the seller paid for it? >>
You are correct. I think the assumption is that the seller nailed four 70DCAMs. He may have bought them individually and them submitted them for reholder-who knows...
Either way, the is a heck of allot of money for those coins. >>
Concord
they cancelled all bids on this a couple weeks ago because they felt 2008-W and 2008 W are big differences
if they do that, it is also possible they would shill in my opinion
<< <i>Wow what a waste of money. >>
You big dummy. If it's not what you collect it's a wast of money. --Jerry
<< <i>And will the winning bidder honor his/her bid? >>
I see no reason not to. This is about the market for these. --Jerry
I automatically assume it's a shill and no sale actually took place.
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<< <i>Man, at one time, I think I had about 10 of these PCGS MS and PR 70 First Strike four coin sets. I think all said and done, I made 9% profit on all the 2008 American Buffalo Coins I bought and sold. That was within a month of them going on sale.
Patience is a virtue
<< <i>Man, at one time, I think I had about 10 of these PCGS MS and PR 70 First Strike four coin sets. I think all said and done, I made 9% profit on all the 2008 American Buffalo Coins I bought and sold. That was within a month of them going on sale.
Jesse, me too, but much higher quantity.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
<< <i>Yes its a lot to pay for that set. I see the seller saying the last set sold for $18,977.70. >>
....I don't think that other lot sold....if you see the listing, in the price it shows "Price: US $18,977.70 ", indicating it did not sell, otherwise it would have stated "Sold for $18,997.70"....and the three offers were declined or expired.
Link to other ebay listing
....still, what a sale!
......I collect old stuff......
<< <i>Seller has 7 feedback and buyer 5. Not much for such a high final auction price. Not too confident in that. >>
A lot of high feedback sellers opened second, third and more accounts to take advantage of cashback and the old 5 free listings per month per account. Also, smart sellers buy and sell with different accounts so buyers will not know what the seller paid for the item. I use multiple accounts for bookkeeping purposes.
A smart buyer knows that the safest purchase is from a seller with low feedback (less than 100 sales). Paypal freezes the funds for a while to ensure buyer is satisfied.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
(They set up precious metal IRAs and sell gold coins, retail)
Did not know they had an ebay outlet, news to me.
Though - it doesn't look like they are using the venue much.
They have a massive marketing budget (for instance, a radio show) and could set a large market share I imagine, in the niche.
Should they choose to do so...
Anybody know if they have an alternate ebay ID?
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<< <i>Man, at one time, I think I had about 10 of these PCGS MS and PR 70 First Strike four coin sets. I think all said and done, I made 9% profit on all the 2008 American Buffalo Coins I bought and sold. That was within a month of them going on sale.
Patience is a virtue >>
Bills care little for virtue..except timeliness.