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Talk about ruining good coins...

Started by Wes Chormicle-migration,

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MBA101

MBA101

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Mmm. Specialty Coin Grading. And what lovli toning! He sure has the technique down. Like 50 coins from all different series all looking the same! Imagine that! blush.gifforeheadslap.gifyeahok.gif

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Oldtrader3

Oldtrader3

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Somebody needs to take this guys cool-aid, coloring kit away from him before he ruins more nice coins.

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WinstonWare

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Um…errr…Did you buy this coin?
Which coin are you talking about? Wes linked to an eBay seller with many coins.

 

Oh yeah sorry. I’m back on track now. I just saw that one image and was hoping that no one purchased it – no one here anyway.

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Zoins

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I just saw that one image and was hoping that no one purchased it – no one here anyway.
I don't know who purchased it but this seller has sold a few other coins for over $200. I'm sure the demand for these pieces is fueling the incentive to make more.
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TomB

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It may be that all the pieces with a higher basal price are actually coins that were heavily abused in the past and, therefore, would not be considered nice coins.

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Zoins

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It may be that all the pieces with a higher basal price are actually coins that were heavily abused in the past and, therefore, would not be considered nice coins.
That's a good point. Perhaps no one wanted them before and they were not "good coins."
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