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In article pu1@rigel.infinet.com, rbatina@infinet.com (Robert Batina) writes:
>I wouldn't reccomend buying any of these coins until you know what grade 
>they are...   you could be getting crap, or they could be a good deal...  
>but never buy without confirmation of grade.

Like I said, I had friends who are very knowledgeable about coin
collecting help me out with prices, as well as checking reference
books. These coins are priced accordingly, and anyone who knows
anything about coins will be able to tell by the prices what condition
they are in. I didn't put the condition in here because sometimes
that is objective. I am also selling my doll collection and I used
to put the condition of the dolls in my list; sometimes dolls that I
thought were in poor shape others thought were in good shape, and vice
versa. I have no intention of screwing anyone over, but the coins are
"as is" because I don't want any hassles. You haven't enlightened
anyone with your brainy suggestion; anyone who is interested in buying
coins will probably want to know the grade. If they want to take a
chance, that's fine. If not, that's fine too. However, many of the
coins are already spoken for since yesterday's ad. And these are being
purchased by "dealers", so apparently the prices are right and
therefore these people are willing to take the chance.

>Teri Baukal (teri@ATVL.Research.Panasonic.COM) wrote:
>: My husband passed away in June and I am selling his
>: personal coin collection. He was not a dealer and
>: neither am I, and this is not for profit.
>
>: I have the following:
>
>: $1 Eisenhower 40% silver UNC 1974s for $10.50
>: Bicentennial 40% silver UNC set ($1 Eisenhower,
>:      quarter, and nickel) for $12.00
>: $1 Morgan/Liberty Heads from 1880-1921 ranging
>:      from $7 to $10, 1 for $12, 1 for $30
>:      (looking for a specific year - ask me)
>: $1 coins - Peace Type from 1922-1935, $7 each,
>:      but 1925s for $10 (specific year - ask me)
>: $1 Eisenhower coins: '72fg $1.50, '76 $2, '77 $1.20
>: $1 Susan B. Anthony 1979p $5
>: $.50 Barber/Liberty Head 1989-1912 from $25-$40
>:      depending on year (specific year - ask me)
>: $.50 Liberty Walking Type 1941d, '42, '44 - $3 each,
>:      1917 $15
>: $.50 Franklin Type 1948-1955 $4 each
>:      (specific year - ask me)
>: $.50 Kennedy 1964-1976 $1 each, 1988p $.52
>:      (specific year - ask me)
>: $.25 Barber or Liberty Head 1916d, 1898, 1899, 1912
>:      $13 each, 1915 $15
>: $.25 Standing Liberty 1927m $10
>: $.25 Washington head 1934d $6, 1943-1960 $2 each
>:      (specific year - ask me)
>: $.10 Liberty Seated 1882 and 1891, $10 each
>: $.10 Barber/Liberty Head 1892 $10, 1900 $7,
>:      1912d-1916s $6 each (specific year - ask me)
>: $.10 Mercury Type 1941-1945 $1 ea, 1929-39 $2.50 ea,
>:      1945s $2 (specific year - ask me)
>: $.10 Roosevelt 1947, '52, '63, '64 $.40 each
>: Dimes packaged together 1955, 1955d, 1955s $.40 each
>: Half Dime Liberty Seated packaged 1854 $10
>: $.05 without "cents" packaged 1883 $5
>: $.05 Indian Head/Buffalo Type 1 packaged 1913 $7
>: $.05 wartime silver packaged 1942p $1
>: $.05 Bronze Indian Head packaged 1907 $7
>
>: Shipping generally $1 no matter how many coins sent (unless
>: you order a ton of coins or a bunch of heavy coins, in which
>: case I'll have to determine shipping at that time).
>
>: Cash/money order only.
>: Sorry, no checks/COD (I got screwed over a few too many times).
>
>: No returns/exchanges because I wouldn't know if what was
>: being returned was the same thing I sent out - don't know
>: much about coins, only what knowledgeable friends and
>: reference books told me.
>
>: I will send coins out regular mail and am not responsible for
>: lost/late/misdirected/damaged mail. If you want them sent
>: out some other way, you will have to make the arrangements.
>
>: Thanks,
>
>: Teri
>
>: teri@ATVL.Research.Panasonic.COM
>
>
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