Coinbuyer555

What is it with these 'experts' in the Uk who seem to think their word is all that matters. Over 30 years of collecting coins and i have had a few nasty surprises from the UK dealers, Mr Simon Willis being the latest one. I know they all deal between themselves and set up price fixing between themselves, shuffle customers like cattle, lie on eBay, don't really have as much knowledge as they wish they had, but do they HAVE to be so nasty??? A few dealers in the US say the same and put it down to arrogance where the UK dealers think they know everything....well folks YA DON'T...

Sent the coin back Express and he left it in the PO for 2 weeks, then he signed for it then he ignored sending a reply or a refund!!!! Today eBay have covered the refund to my PayPal account. I left eBay negative feedback. Are most UK coin dealers as low as Mr Willis.?

if you folks can do any better then why no set up yourselves? It takes some guts to go into a new arena especially with all the whiners around.

Check out eBay they do sell the inside rings which do go down a long ways. Also yes they are PVC free.

I'll put them on eBay when I can and delete this ad when I figure out how to.

I'll put them on eBay when I can.

I have the following raw /slabbed Pennies for sale: I am trying to be conservative with grades so some of them you may think should be BU, message me for images. IF ANYONE WANTS TO BUY THE LOT THEN WE CAN COME TO A VERY GOOD PRICE AND I WILL THROW IN A FEW OTHERS FOR FREE ALL WITH LUSTRE. 1858 double 8 EF 1826 MS-63 BN (NGC) 1848 EF 1853 EF 1858 PT EF some lustre 1825 EF 1900 UNC with lustre 1903 UNC with lustre 1907 UNC with lustre 1907 BU 2nd coin 1910 UNC with lustre 1911 BU 1911 BU, 2nd coin 1912 UNC with lustre 1909 UNC with lustre 1915 BU 1916 UNC with lustre 1917 UNC with lustre 1917 BU 2nd coin 1918 UNC with lustre 1918 BU 2nd coin 1918 BU 2nd coin 1919 UNC with lustre 1921 UNC with lustre 1927 MS-64RB (NNC) 1927 BU 1928 UNC some lustre 1935 MS-65RB (NNC) 1935 UNC verging on BU 1936 MS-65red (NNC) 1936 BU blazing lustre 1937 MS-66 red (NNC) 1937 BU blazing lustre F217 1937 BU 1939 MS 65 RB (NGC) 1940 BU blazing lustre 1940 UNC with lustre 1947 MS-66 RB (NGC) 1948 UNC with lustre 1949 MS-65 RB (NGC) 1949 UNC with lustre 1949 UNC with lustre

Raw 1825 half crown with high quality fields and around unc, in my opinion. Make an offer.

This is graded by PCGS at MS-68. Make an offer.

Slabbed by NNC at MS-64BR Make me an offer.

1917 Penny Slabbed by NNC at MS_64RB Make me an offer.

1905 MS-64RB Penny graded by NNC Make me an offer I can't refuse.

This is a 1902 Penny and has been graded MS-66RB by NNC Make me an offer I can't refuse.

This is 1911 and graded by a company called 'accugrade" never heard of them but if it was regraded in my opinion it would be a MS-65 Make me an offer I can't refuse.

This is F 114 the other one is F 115. Make me an offer I can't refuse.

make me an offer I can't refuse.

Anyone have one and wants to sell through here rather than eBay or auction house? PayPal only payment to get coverage for buyer and seller. Let me know. Thanks

The seller pays 10% commission. I sold mine in 2013 and he even came over the Atlantic to collect them, Brian that is.

Nice design on the old 2d coins though.

gold bullion value?

coin caps come with removable rings inside now which means being able to cap different did coins in the same outer cap shell, they are for sale on eBay.

Just finding one rare one would make it a bargain.

Lighthouse are none tooo cheap so look on eBay for the boxes to house the capsules. I have just ordered two for 20% the price of Lighthouse .

Does it not depend on why you are collecting them, and how much you can afford? If its gold bullion then buy the cheapest, if a collector buy the best quality. Keep away from the edge knocked coins if a collector..