Have about 50 large cents from buying collections over the years. Is there any interest on here and if so how does someone list them? Individually, groups of 5/10, the whole lot?
I would say the cheapest ones are prob $10 and a couple that are higher grade/ price so wouldn't think a lot price would be the best way especially if there are doubles. 1 ever looks AU and seems to have a little luster.
Any interest or thoughts appreciated.
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Anyone collect large cents?Have about 50 Im looking to sell
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Anyone collect large cents?Have about 50 Im looking to sell
by misteroman » Sun Nov 17, 2019 10:34 pm
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by coindood » Sun Nov 17, 2019 11:52 pm
I may be interested in some, if they're problem-free.
Post some pics, since condition is obviously most important. Or at least list dates and perhaps you can PM specific pics to those interested.
Post some pics, since condition is obviously most important. Or at least list dates and perhaps you can PM specific pics to those interested.
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by Recyclersteve » Tue Nov 19, 2019 2:17 am
I would imagine that if you have any coins worth $75-100 or more that they should be listed separately. If I buy a key date or high grade I don't like having a bunch of others from the same type that are AG-Good jammed down my throat. Just my opinion- I don't plan on bidding on the set- too much else going on right now for me. It is getting harder for me to even go onto this site- which is sad. Hopefully that will be temporary.
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Re: Anyone collect large cents?Have about 50 Im looking to s
by coppernickel » Tue Nov 19, 2019 3:47 pm
I recently liquidated my large cents in favour of bullion. I found the market to be very soft. Really no demand.
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by TheJonasCollegeFund » Tue Nov 19, 2019 7:19 pm
How old....any 1700's?
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Re: Anyone collect large cents?Have about 50 Im looking to s
by misteroman » Wed Nov 20, 2019 3:52 pm
No 1700s. I think the oldest is 1809. It has a small split in it but honestly think it's from the because it's very irregular. Would VF I think. Actually it's a 1/2 cent lol. Too lazy to retype all that. Also a VF 1828 half cent.
Mostly AG- F coins. There are two that stand out.
One is a XF/AU 1839 and and AU cleaned 1854. Nice VF+ 1829 too
Oldest is 1817 and there is 3 in the 20s.
I believe there is 51 total with the 2 1/2 cents.
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Mostly AG- F coins. There are two that stand out.
One is a XF/AU 1839 and and AU cleaned 1854. Nice VF+ 1829 too
Oldest is 1817 and there is 3 in the 20s.
I believe there is 51 total with the 2 1/2 cents.
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