Realcent.org

i have 3500 common wheaties im trying to sell should i roll them or just throw them in a ziploc bag and try to sell them and where should i try and sell them

Here in BIN for-sale listings (nice folks and fair deals)... Craigslist (lots of lowballers and sometimes get stood up by the buyers)... FeeBay (hefty commission and massive competition from other sellers)... Whatever method you choose, don't expect to get rich off the sale. The offers I got for 40-50's wheats have been so low for me that I always decide to just keep 'em for the kids to put in coin books, or to check for errors on a rainy day.

I think FeeBay sellers have the best luck when they throw a few teens/20's in the lot and say so in the description. Honesty goes a long way with repeat buyers and feedback. We all know about the droves of auctions that falsely claim "estate sale find" or "unsearched" or some fictitious story about a tin coffee can full of coins found in an abandoned barn from 1907... Oh how I despise eBay...

yeah, ya gotta love those "unsearched" feebay lots!

There is one LCS that sells wheaties here on a regular basis. They sell them in burlap bags sewn shut. $50 dollar lots (5000). They regularly get $225 to $250 per bag (last time I checked).

Try this guy.....Let me know what happens.
http://spacecoast.craigslist.org/wan/4532955599.html

Hi, what are you asking for your wheat's? I have been buying them. Thanks.........h

I have been thinking of selling most of my wheat's on EBay as well. Cant decide if I should sell sorted by decade and pull out the S mint ones or just leave them mixed up. Prices looked pretty good to me when I checked completed auctions.

sold thanks guys