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nealeffendi

Quote from: 'trout' pid='40837' dateline='1391225229'
Quotehow can you break even on slobbing fees at such low winning bids?

Win some loose some, it's just the way it is :ok:
Bluesheet value on those was only $48 so I did OK with them. :)

OK? How?
Slabbing costs about $30, plus return post to California, plus ebay fee ,plus paypal fee and you have less than bullion value left. Ouch.

trout

Quote from: 'nealeffendi' pid='40853' dateline='1391233488'
Quote from: 'trout' pid='40837' dateline='1391225229'
Quotehow can you break even on slobbing fees at such low winning bids?

Win some loose some, it's just the way it is :ok:
Bluesheet value on those was only $48 so I did OK with them. :)

OK? How?
Slabbing costs about $30, plus return post to California, plus ebay fee ,plus paypal fee and you have less than bullion value left. Ouch.

The gains in goodwill and return bidders is worth every penny.
Anyway if you start an auction at 99 cents you are morally obliged to let it run its course.
There is no real drama as I have hundreds of these :)
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nealeffendi

Quote from: 'trout' pid='40855' dateline='1391235439'
Quote from: 'nealeffendi' pid='40853' dateline='1391233488'
Quote from: 'trout' pid='40837' dateline='1391225229'
Quotehow can you break even on slobbing fees at such low winning bids?

Win some loose some, it's just the way it is :ok:
Bluesheet value on those was only $48 so I did OK with them. :)

OK? How?
Slabbing costs about $30, plus return post to California, plus ebay fee ,plus paypal fee and you have less than bullion value left. Ouch.

The gains in goodwill and return bidders is worth every penny.
Anyway if you start an auction at 99 cents you are morally obliged to let it run its course.
There is no real drama as I have hundreds of these :)

Don't know how many time I've won an auction and the seller cancels the sale because he didn't get as much as expected.
Or they put in dummy bids (from 2 shill accounts) to the level they want. If a patsy then wins the seller completes the transaction, if a shill wins then the sale is cancelled.

trout

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Unicorn


trout

No biggie, Now lets get this tread back on topic :ok:

I spotted this one the shared submissions page.
Some really nice Aussie coins in here and I am certain that they are one of our members coins :)

https://www.pcgs.com/Membership/sharedorder.aspx?OrderNo=20767683
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emu666

Well yes.

The pennies (including the token) and the florins are mine; the threepences and the halfpennies are Stuart's (i.e. work coins). My next few weeks wages will be going on paying Stuart back for all the slabbing costs.

It was nice to have the 32, 36, 42I come up as red; the 41 must have been very close.

trout

Quote from: 'emu666' pid='40900' dateline='1391324360'Well yes.

The pennies (including the token) and the florins are mine; the threepences and the halfpennies are Stuart's (i.e. work coins). My next few weeks wages will be going on paying Stuart back for all the slabbing costs.

It was nice to have the 32, 26, 42I come up as red; the 41 must have been very close.

I think they were a bit hard on that Canberra florin it looks a tad better than MS64 to me.
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markn

Uh, the auto crop tool they used messed up on this one.

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/28865671.html
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trout

Quote from: 'markn' pid='40903' dateline='1391325918'Uh, the auto crop tool they used messed up on this one.

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/28865671.html

Now THAT is definitely different :dodgy:
You would think they would check the image before finalizing it
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drakesterling

Wow! emu666. Some nice grades and coins there.

trout

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Quote from: 'trout' pid='40695' dateline='1391073665'I think I am happier with  the result  on the 81 10 cents being the single highest graded :good:

I hope you're right and it is a lone totp, but I think the Population report is updated weekly so it may be sharing the top spot with another coin.

You were right, there is another one :dash1:
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Goldseeker

I have just received my nine coins that were sent to PCGS for grading and here are the grades:

Mint Error 1975 50c piece PCGS AU58
1983 50c Mint Error PCGS Genuine Cleaning-UNC Details
2000 Mule PCGS AU 50
2000 Mule PCGS AU50
2000 Mule PCGS AU55
2000 Mule PCGS AU55
2000 Mule PCGS AU55
2000 Mule PCGS AU50
2000 Mule PCGS AU55

I suppose as all the Mules came from circulation, I can't complain.
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stevo1962

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='41091' dateline='1391666876'I have just received my nine coins that were sent to PCGS for grading and here are the grades:

Mint Error 1975 50c piece PCGS AU58
1983 50c Mint Error PCGS Genuine Cleaning-UNC Details
2000 Mule PCGS AU 50
2000 Mule PCGS AU50
2000 Mule PCGS AU55
2000 Mule PCGS AU55
2000 Mule PCGS AU55
2000 Mule PCGS AU50
2000 Mule PCGS AU55

I suppose as all the Mules came from circulation, I can't complain.

 No you certainly cant complain about that Goldy.There's no doubt you've increased their value by slabbing them in my opinion
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purplepennyhunter

What are the errors Goldy? Nice stable of mules!!
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