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Great Idea, Rubbish name! The 'Coin bits for old Bobs scheme'. If you
are a coin collector, from personal experience I bet I can guarantee at least two things: 1.
You have some spare coins that you are not all that interested in, maybe they
are doubles or you don't really collect that area (foreign coins for example),
but for whatever reason you will have a stash of coins you don't really want. 2.
After amassing a collection you realise that you are in need of something to put
your best pieces in, and also perhaps the odd book about the coins you have.
Maybe a coin album or a coin cabinet will do, perhaps even just plastic
envelopes and a paperback on British coins. Then
it came to me in a flash! I offer coin accessories for sale to collectors and I
also would like to obtain coins from collectors, why didn't I think of this
before? The 'Coin bits for old
Bobs scheme'. (I tried to thing of something catchy for so long, and that rather appalling
name was the best I could come up with!) * How it works: Basically,
you send me your double dates, foreign coins etc, unwanted coins of any kind, I
assess them and let you know how much I would sell them for on this site or in
'the real' world. Whatever total I come up you get 75% of their value worth of
collecting accessories or books from this site. For
example: You send me some unwanted coins, I tell you I will price them at
GBP100.00. You agree to that and accept GBP75.00 (75%) worth of my very
reasonably priced collecting
accessories and/or books on this site to house and look after the actual coins
you are most interested in. That
way you get a very high percentage of their worth and I get more stock to add to
the site. Most dealers will pay you 50-60% of catalogue value, so this way you
get 75% and absolutely everyone is happy! To
make an enquiry about this scheme, use the form below:
* For those of you under 40 or not
British, a 'Bob' is an old slang term for a Shilling, which was 1/20th of a
Predecimal British Pound. Please don't take it too literally, I'd also like to
acquire coins that are not necessarily Bob's! |
