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I have been forced to return to the drawing board on this.
Thank you for the feedback and the comments.
I have been forced to return to the drawing board on this.
Thank you for the feedback and the comments.
I would love the opportunity to bid on these in an auction
I think you are being played Eclipse. No real pictures and no escrow allowed is pretty much a non-starter here and red flag. You dont have the coins in hand so you and any buyers are taking a huge risk here, regardless of the asking price.
I would suggest having the seller send you the coins so you can take some great pictures as you always do and whatever doesnt sell you can ship back to them. Just my 2 sats.
I would suggest having the seller send you the coins so you can take some great pictures as you always do and whatever doesnt sell you can ship back to them. Just my 2 sats.
Just send the coins to me and we'll have a proper auction!
I think you are being played Eclipse. No real pictures and no escrow allowed is pretty much a non-starter here and red flag. You dont have the coins in hand so you and any buyers are taking a huge risk here, regardless of the asking price.
I would suggest having the seller send you the coins so you can take some great pictures as you always do and whatever doesnt sell you can ship back to them. Just my 2 sats.
I would suggest having the seller send you the coins so you can take some great pictures as you always do and whatever doesnt sell you can ship back to them. Just my 2 sats.
Why is the grading fee so expensive?
"PCGS Walkthrough grading: +$250 (+ wait-time 14 days)
PCGS Regular grading: +$120 (+ wait-time 90 days)"
Walkthrough is $150 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $187 totol
Regular is $40 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $77 total
I understand charging a small fee for processing, but this seems quite excessive
And why not offer the Express service also?
"Due to the nature of this deal, escrow cannot be used."
What does this mean? This seems like a red-flag
Are there any pictures of the actual coins being sold?
"PCGS Walkthrough grading: +$250 (+ wait-time 14 days)
PCGS Regular grading: +$120 (+ wait-time 90 days)"
Walkthrough is $150 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $187 totol
Regular is $40 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $77 total
I understand charging a small fee for processing, but this seems quite excessive
And why not offer the Express service also?
"Due to the nature of this deal, escrow cannot be used."
What does this mean? This seems like a red-flag
Are there any pictures of the actual coins being sold?
Almost seems like it is not at cost.
Why is the grading fee so expensive?
"PCGS Walkthrough grading: +$250 (+ wait-time 14 days)
PCGS Regular grading: +$120 (+ wait-time 90 days)"
Walkthrough is $150 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $187 totol
Regular is $40 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $77 total
I understand charging a small fee for processing, but this seems quite excessive
And why not offer the Express service also?
"Due to the nature of this deal, escrow cannot be used."
What does this mean? This seems like a red-flag
Are there any pictures of the actual coins being sold?
"PCGS Walkthrough grading: +$250 (+ wait-time 14 days)
PCGS Regular grading: +$120 (+ wait-time 90 days)"
Walkthrough is $150 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $187 totol
Regular is $40 plus $10 handling and $27 return shipping which should be $77 total
I understand charging a small fee for processing, but this seems quite excessive
And why not offer the Express service also?
"Due to the nature of this deal, escrow cannot be used."
What does this mean? This seems like a red-flag
Are there any pictures of the actual coins being sold?
$1800 per unit is the asking price I am relaying to the community.
Ok gotcha. Thanks
How are these $1800 coins "at-cost"?
Hello sats, can you please elaborate on this question.
Who decided the at-cost price? isnt $1800 an asking price?
How are these $1800 coins "at-cost"?
Hello sats, can you please elaborate on this question.
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