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To the earlier comment about a 100% buyer's fee....why not 900%? That's even easier to calculate. Just move the decimal place one digit to the left on your bid. So if this is a $1,000 coin,… (View Post)

Auction companies don't split up any commissions to the buyers. The seller negotiates for some % of hammer (anything from -10% of hammer to +15% above hammer). That's the commission in a nu… (View Post)

Don't consign them for auction. Sell them outright to Heritage, Rarcoa, and others who routinely buy out-right with spreads of 4-7%. These have no business being in an auction unless they'r… (View Post)

That was pretty common back in the rattler days. Numerous coins with superb surfaces and eye appeal were relegated to MS64/PF64 due a single mark or hairline in the wrong place on the coin. Marks rul… (View Post)

There's not much of a secret to a coin-funded vacation in the middle of winter in Sunny Florida. (View Post)