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Topic: American Eagle VS Canadian Maple Leaf (Read 762 times)
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I can buy a single Maple Leaf from a reputable website for $26. Even with express shipping, BTC0.5 is costly.
The auction is for both coins. Starting bid is 0.5 for the pair together. So it would actually be 0.25 each.
Oh! This is actually a great deal.
So is that a bid? Haha.
I can buy a single Maple Leaf from a reputable website for $26. Even with express shipping, BTC0.5 is costly.
The auction is for both coins. Starting bid is 0.5 for the pair together. So it would actually be 0.25 each.
Oh! This is actually a great deal.
And as you can see from my trust comments I am also very reputable!
I can buy a single Maple Leaf from a reputable website for $26. Even with express shipping, BTC0.5 is costly.
The auction is for both coins. Starting bid is 0.5 for the pair together. So it would actually be 0.25 each.
I can buy a single Maple Leaf from a reputable website for $26. Even with express shipping, BTC0.5 is costly.
Silver anyone?
Each coin is in mint condition. First is a 1 Troy Oz 2010 American Eagle .999 pure and the other is a 1 Troy Oz 2013 Candian Maple Leaf .9999 pure.
*Bidding starts at 0.5 BTC
*Bid in increments of 0.05
*Escrow through John K (if needed I am trusted)
*Shipping is included in the US (add 0.1BTC for international)
*Auction ends Thursday 6/20/2013 10:15PM EST
*Each valid bid will extend the auction 2 minutes.
*Bidding starts at 0.5 BTC
*Bid in increments of 0.05
*Escrow through John K (if needed I am trusted)
*Shipping is included in the US (add 0.1BTC for international)
*Auction ends Thursday 6/20/2013 10:15PM EST
*Each valid bid will extend the auction 2 minutes.
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