Have you been a winner on Facebook

Started by stevo1962, December 31, 2014, 12:31:23 PM

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autocoupler

Quote from: 'gnome' pid='88498' dateline='1462943873'Thanks, Stevo, am pretty happy it :)

Vvvvvvvvery nnnnnnice..........ddddamn it G!! Envy always does that to me:angel::grin:
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gnome

Thanks auto. :) was naughty and picked up a second one as well. Pretty sure there is a couple left if your keen.

Unicorn

Very nice Gnome. I've only ever found one tilted collar.

stevo1962

Another nice pick up on facebook last night

       
       
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r9453

With coins like that FB is shaping up as a serious contender in the quality coin market.
Two Bob coin collector.

WavyTwenty

Yeah.

My main frustration with it is there is quite a lot of support for APCGS.  Personally I just can't use them...

stevo1962

Quote from: 'WavyTwenty' pid='88637' dateline='1463117735'Yeah.

My main frustration with it is there is quite a lot of support for APCGS.  Personally I just can't use them...

Support for APCGS is waning.Anyway I bought my first APCGS coin last week from Facebook specifically to crack it out and send it to PCGS as the claim at APCGS is that they grade more strictly than PCGS,so the theory is that you will buy a lower graded APCGS coin at the appropriate price for that grade and have it grade higher by PCGS which will then make it worth more.I have seen this happen
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r9453

What Steve said is correct and I personally don't see all that many APCGS slabs. There is a group run by a person with a name that is closely associated with APCGS and he seems to sell more PCGS slabs than anything else.
Two Bob coin collector.

trout

Quotethe theory is that you will buy a lower graded APCGS coin at the appropriate price for that grade and have it grade higher by PCGS which will then make it worth more.

Good luck with that idea :angel:
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Fr45h3R

Quote from: 'trout' pid='88644' dateline='1463121990'
Quotethe theory is that you will buy a lower graded APCGS coin at the appropriate price for that grade and have it grade higher by PCGS which will then make it worth more.

Good luck with that idea :angel:

Apart from the obvious failures to pick up cleaning in predecimals, this is actually achievable due to so called 'differences' in grading standards.

r9453

Quote from: 'Fr45h3R' pid='88645' dateline='1463124614'Apart from the obvious failures to pick up cleaning in predecimals

This is an important point, based on the FB images I have seen it would be very difficult to tell what you were getting in one of those slabs.
Two Bob coin collector.

trout

Quotedue to so called 'differences' in grading standards

There is Nothing "So Called" regarding the differences between a PCGS graded coin and a APCGS graded coin.
It is more like a "Chalk and Cheese" difference, The odds of getting and accurately graded coin from APCGS are slim enough as it is without hoping to find an overgraded coin in one of their slabs.
I did buy a couple of APCGS slabs with this same vain aim and it resulted in a couple of "Details" PCGS slabs.

So like I said  Good luck with this Guys, You are going to need it :angel:
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gnome

Recent buy, a double error on a 2000 5c piece, rim bar on the reverse side with a tilted collar. Dunno but the post seems to be taking a lot longer to arrive nowadays.


autocoupler

As we age we lose three things, one is our memory and arrrrr I\'ve forgotten the other two!

stevo1962

Facebook is worth keeping an eye on as I picked this up cheap last week
 

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