Does great collections have fake coin auctions? 0

[NJNCoins]

Here is a 1921 ms62 peace Dollar. I have never seen a uglier coin and the bid is close to $478 for a $300 coin?

Then there’s a MS 64 1925 Peace Dollar. It’s going for $1,000 and it looks like it was dipped in bleach cause the toning is so awful. I wouldn’t even buy this coin for $40. 

 

 

 

Edited August 12, 2019 by NJNCoins

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No. I do not believe they do. If you consign to them, you have the option, as the owner / seller of the coin to determine what starting price you wish the coin to be listed for.

[JKK]

14 hours ago, Simple Collector said:

No. I do not believe they do. If you consign to them, you have the option, as the owner / seller of the coin to determine what starting price you wish the coin to be listed for.

True up to a point. If you try to list for more than 80% of estimated value, they won't do it (or they say they won't).

My biggest surprise there was cash advances. The definition of "competitive rate" there does not concur with that of many.

[ilLOminatus]

I have been their customers for almost a year now and I have picked up quite a bit of nice coins from them, so far so good. They are just an auction house, so the seller will be listing the coins for them. If you dont like the item listed, just pass on it.

Cheers

[NJNCoins]

I have as well. I have bought quite a few coins. They are a good company, I just didnt understand how those coins can have actual bids on them for that high of a price 

[Numismatic, A.A.S.]

Call and ask....we do thousands every month with them....they are Professional and will answer any questions.....

Instead of posting a bait question aimed at conflicting their business model.....peace