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Hi 1russt,

With all due respect, how could you expect someone reading this
newsgroup to be able to bid on a lot that's just marked "foreign coins"
or "Mercury dimes".  I could be interested in the world coins, but would
definitely need a little better description to make a sensible bid. 
Also, are you prepared to refund the purchase if it's not satisfactory? 
There seem to be many questions you need to address before posting these
kinds of ads.

Best regards, Emin  (who's been to a lot of estate auctions in Kansas)

1russt@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> 
> If you are looking for a potential bargain on old coins, check out the
> following web site.  It lists items to be auctioned on Sunday Feb. 21.  This
> is an old fashioned (non-internet) auction.  Check out the listed coins.  If
> you see anything that interests you, call the auction company listed and make
> arrangments for them to bid for you.  There are no photos on the web site,
> but there is an incrediable assorment of gold, silver, etc.  If you are a
> serious collector, or just getting started, you will want to check this out.
> Because this is an old fashioned auction in a remote area, these coins could
> go for below market prices.
> 
> www.auctionupdate.com  Then go the the Antiques & Collectibles page, then the
> Feb. 21 auction page.
> 
> Good Luck!
> 
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