coinkat Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago My initial observation is simply this… they have not sold yet and it would appear they are entertaining offers. Quote
Rob Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago I concur. The BIN price is essentially $s converted into £s. Note the stock numbers suggest they have been there for a while, being 1 or 2000 short of the later listings. Quote
Coinery Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago More than double their market value in these cases, I’ll stand by the post, $/€/£ conversions or otherwise. @coinkat do you think they’re pricing these in expectation of walking away with 50% of the asking price? What surprised me most, and the reason I shared this post in the first place, was my discovery that CNG are actually on eBay at all, it seems a little beneath them, especially with such incredulous pricing. They’re a serious and respected numismatic mainstay, aren’t they? Quote
coinkat Posted 55 minutes ago Posted 55 minutes ago @Coinery A 50% reduction is not in the cards and I suspect an offer of 50% would not be well received. CNG is well respected and offer a range of World/Ancient Coins at various levels. Marketing coins and the way coins are sold has changed dramatically…especially in recent years. And in part it seems to be a Thermidorian response in an effort to keep up with technology. Certain coin marketing seems to be geared to those that seek instant gratification instead experiencing a protracted hunt to find certain coins. And that instant gratification extends to buy it now options that has a premium. I prefer to see coins in hand before I buy… obviously that is challenging especially when it comes to coins that are seldom offered. Quote
Coinery Posted 30 minutes ago Author Posted 30 minutes ago Hmmm, ok…I’m starting to feel I must be out of touch, that all 3 of the posted coins are marked-up at double their value, yet they wouldn’t be prepared to accept market price on stock that has sat around for a while? Anyway, the post was simply an aside, light coining banter, nothing more. When that Edward I class 1c penny has sold, they’re more than welcome to sell my two! Unfortunately, I’ve already parted with my 1700 shilling for £480, so I might have to sing for the remaining £500 😬 Quote
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