Nordle11
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Just got the invoice for mine from Neil.
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It's probabable that no-one will get any information until the whole auction ends, i.e all bids are finalised. I know if it were me running it I would want to wait for it to finish before preparing the invoices, just in case missing someone out who is still bidding etc.
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Seems to me like they should have sat down and worked it all out before just changing everything and losing clientele. They still haven't got any 'agents' listed and you still need to have a membership to even look at that part of the site which is just silly.
Very unprofessionally handled IMO, although going by their customer service that seems to be the status quo for CGS.
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32 minutes ago, Danz said:
I think i got 3.
Which 3 Danz?
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I suppose he's waiting for replies from the other bidders on the two not changed to sold before he marks it as sold.
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Just the 1919 London. I wanted either Liz errors but the prices are too much IMHO. Maybe the OMS is fairish but I'm not willing to put that much on an error.
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Haha true.
Although I haven't received a confirmation yet but on the site the one I was bidding on has been changed to 'sold for' instead of 'current bid'. Check the ones you've bid on maybe they've changed too.
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Well after all that, only the one for me. Congrats to all who got something they wanted.
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Interesting. Although it does have to be manually updated, maybe he just won't do it..
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Welcome to the forum Talkenjas. We do have a for sale section here to sell items however it's locked to brand new members to prevent people signing up just to sell their wares. There is also a limit (I think around £100), so the asking price is quite a bit over the limit! For this I've edited your post a little bit.
Hopefully you'll stick around and join the discussions, and by all means open a new thread with the picture again and perhaps ask for ideas on value, then you'll get a good idea of what would be a fair price before you find a buyer
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Nice little delivery! I especially like the 1831
p.s I cleared the double thread for you
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well if you do get outbid, tomorrow you will still have the chance to bid again on those lots.
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Welcome Bob! Not much else to be said at this stage but enjoy the wealth of knowledge available here
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I've bought from Buckscoins before without any problems, nice people. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again.
They offer 30 day returns too, so if in the end you're not happy then you'll be able to return it anyway.
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Thanks for sharing Mike. I quite like this form of auction it's been much more pleasurable checking back on current bids and when being outbid on a more expensive lot, having a look at what else can then be afforded.
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I think it's probably the cut-off for new bids, but bidding should carry on if you're bidding against someone and they outbid you late tonight. So for some lots the bidding will continue past tonight.
At least that's how I've understood it!
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38 minutes ago, bhx7 said:
Totally agree with you Matt. I thought the £40-£50 openner was about its money. There are a number of other coin sites with Unc examples for the £40-£55 mark. So think I will hold out and see if I can nab a decent example at a good price. It is a great example but have plenty of time. No rush
The joys of coin collecting
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The example like Steve's is quite rare. It's quite common in VF but his is quite pleasing. Still doesn't warrant the current bid IMHO. At least 2 people think it does however so it's worth what someone will pay at the end of the day.
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As far as I could tell the 2009 was not for circulation but could be bought in a presentation pack, like you said, for 1.99. A BU coin is just one that is brilliantly uncirculated, it doesn't refer to whether or not it was circulating.
That's why there were so few as opposed to the 2011 issue which was designed for circulation.
I do agree that the 2009 issue didn't draw much attention however the 29 design series actually got a lot of people into coin collecting. I've read that they have been one of the most held onto coins, with a lot more than half being taken out of circulation by the public.
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1 hour ago, Prax said:
Ummmm been studying lot 131 for the past 10 minutes and I am trying to understand why people are fighting over it
There's a few like that.
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On 20 May 2016 at 10:09 PM, bhx7 said:
The one I really wanted went over my limit almost instantly
. Waiting to see were it goes!!!!!!!
Single exergue?
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On 20 May 2016 at 6:57 PM, jon said:
Neil must be updating all the bids as I have just had an outbid email too
Balls, ones of mine too.
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Oh the joys of her customer service skills.
This is probably going to spring a second hand market of people who buy an elite membership and cater to the people who just want one or 2 coins slabbed, with their own mark-up of course.
The Copthorne collection of pennies
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Oof!
Don't let the other half see the invoice