GOLD PRE-33 $1, $2.50, $5, $10, $20, 1/20 maple

[konsole-migration]

I know you may be a little skeptical of buying from me since I havent spent much time on these forums, but I usually sell on another forum and I'm not getting as much interested as I would like over there.

 

Here is the link to the other forum thread to give you a little more comfort...

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-All prices are USPS shipped with signature confirmation (if you prefer the items shipped differently please ask first)

-Paypal is best and apparently paypal doesnt charge fees anymore for basic person to person money sending, but if paypal is going to charge me a fee please add 3% for paypal payments.

-I'll also accept checks, money orders etc.. Just let me know if your going to use a payment, other then paypal, before you dedicate the payment.

-Yes these are my pictures and there about the best I can do with my basic setup, so any off color or "washed-out" is just camera related.

-All coins are housed in a clear air-tite holder

-RETURNS: I WILL ACCEPT RETURNS AS LONG AS YOU CONTACT ME WITHIN 3 DAYS OF RECEIVING THE COIN(S) AND PROMPTLY SHIP THEM BACK IN THE SAME CONDITION AS YOU RECEIVED THEM.

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DON'T BE AFRAID TO MAKE REASONABLE OFFERS

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FREE GOLD COIN AIR-TITES and COIN FLIPS (available to whoever buys these coins)...

-3 x $2.50 gold 1809-1929 (18mm)

-2 x miscellaneous opened ones (I think 1 is for early $5 gold, 1 is a tiny bit too small for the later $5 pieces)

-3 x $5 1840-1929 (22mm)

-1 x $20 (34mm)

-bunch of miscellaneous coin flips

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2000 1/20 oz gold maple maple (little burnished but includes air-tite) - $85

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$1 1851 (rim cud on reverse) - $210

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$1 1851 - $199

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$1 1852 - $199

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$1 1852 -$199

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$1 1852-O $199

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$1 1853 -$199

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$1 1853 -$199

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$1 1854 (reverse clashing) -$220

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$1 1857 -$220

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$1 1862 (obverse and reverse clashing) -$220

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$2.50 1853 (reverse clashing) -$260

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$2.50 1854 -$280

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$2.50 1873 -$290

 

open "3" on $2.50 1873

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$2.50 1912 -$280

 

die clash on $2.50 1912

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$2.50 1915 -$280

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$2.50 1915 -$280

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$5 1887-S -$399

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$5 1899 -$399

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$5 1901 -$410

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$5 1907-D -$399

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$5 1908 -$399

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$10 1901 -$750

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$20 1898-S -$1400

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Here are the cases they are in right now (of course some arent shown)...

[munch-migration]

i like the 1912 and the 1915 indian head

[konsole-migration]

ok, they are still available if you want them. Somebody else just took the following...

 

$1 1874

$2.50 1873

$2.50 1929

 

btw which 1915? I have two for sale

[konsole-migration]

I dropped all the prices and included the air-tites which you can request for free if you buy some coins

[michael]

i see a three dollar gold in the bottom photo in an airtight

 

is that one going to be listed??

[konsole-migration]

Theres no $3 shown in that picture, and the picture only shows about 1/2 to 2/3 of all the coins that are for sale. The obverse of the $1 type 3 and the $3 is very similar.

 

I only took that last picture to give people an idea of what the coins holders looked like even though it does show a good portion of the coins for sale

[michael]

yes there is a three dollar gold piece in the photo

 

front coin inbetween two one dollar gold coins

 

 

[michael]

x x

x x x

 

the botton middle x is the three dollar gold coin

 

coins in the front of the photo

 

 

[konsole-migration]

since I dont have a $3 piece and have never bought a $3 piece I think I'm pretty confident in it being a $1 piece. Trust me its either the 1857 or 1862 $1 Type 3 that is for sale above. The $1 Type 1's and Type 3's weigh the same but the Type 3 is larger in diameter and I believe thinner in thickness.

 

The $1 Type 1's are 13mm in diameter and the Type 3's are 14.86mm.

 

You seem pretty determined to convince me though :-)

 

Would you like to buy it? I would be more then willing to sell it to you and make a $1000 profit :-)

[konsole-migration]

prices dropped $10 on most coins

[michael]

since I dont have a $3 piece and have never bought a $3 piece I think I'm pretty confident in it being a $1 piece. Trust me its either the 1857 or 1862 $1 Type 3 that is for sale above. The $1 Type 1's and Type 3's weigh the same but the Type 3 is larger in diameter and I believe thinner in thickness.

 

The $1 Type 1's are 13mm in diameter and the Type 3's are 14.86mm.

 

You seem pretty determined to convince me though :-)

 

Would you like to buy it? I would be more then willing to sell it to you and make a $1000 profit :-)

 

i believe you but still looks like a three to me so must be an optical dillusion

 

no i dont want to buy a one dollar gold piece but thanks for offering

 

 

if you look at the photos the middle coin does look like a three dollar as to the left and right are one dollar gold pieces and the middle coin does look bigger

 

an optical dillusion

 

well you got the first one dollar/three in existance

 

 

 

 

[konsole-migration]

It looks bigger because it is bigger. Like I said the Type 3 is about 14% larger in diameter then the Type 1. I have never purchased a $1 Type 2 nor a $3 because they are a bit too pricey for me.

 

The $3 is about 30% larger in diameter then the $1 Type 3 that your looking at. A while ago when I bought air-tites for the coins I purchased a few for the $3 but never decided on one to buy.

[konsole-migration]

prices dropped another $5 on most coins

[michael]

ttt for the thanksgiving crowd

[konsole-migration]

anybody? I've added a few more coins since I originally posted.

[konsole-migration]

nobody?

 

gold above $1400

[konsole-migration]

I wonder why I cant edit my post?

[konsole-migration]

HERE IS THE UPDATED "FOR SALE" POST. For some reason I can't edit my original post.

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I know you may be a little skeptical of buying from me since I havent spent much time on these forums, but I usually sell on another forum and I'm not getting as much interested as I would like over there.

 

Here is the link to the other forum thread to give you a little more comfort...

Link

 

-All prices are USPS shipped with signature confirmation

-Paypal, personal checks, money orders etc. (+3% paypal if not using personal transfer)

-All coins include air-tite holder

-RETURNS: I WILL ACCEPT RETURNS AS LONG AS YOU CONTACT ME WITHIN 3 DAYS OF RECEIVING THE COIN(S) AND PROMPTLY SHIP THEM BACK IN THE SAME CONDITION AS YOU RECEIVED THEM.

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DON'T BE AFRAID TO MAKE REASONABLE OFFERS

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The coins are their normal golden color, the greenish tint is just from using the wrong white balance setting on the camera. The last picture of the air-tites more accurarely displays the color.

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2000 1/20 oz gold maple maple (little burnished but includes air-tite) - $83

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$1 1851 (rim cud on reverse) - $189

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$1 1851 - $189

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$1 1852 - $189

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$1 1852 -$199

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$1 1853 -$199

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$1 1853 -$199

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$1 1854 (reverse clashing) -$209

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$1 1857 -$209

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$1 1862 (obverse and reverse clashing) -$209

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$2.50 1853 (reverse clashing) -$260

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$2.50 1912 -$260

 

die clash on $2.50 1912

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$2.50 1915 -$260

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$2.50 1915 -$270

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$5 1901 -$399

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Here are the cases they are in right now (of course some arent shown)...