here's a deal! 56 times for a roll of circ "BU" 64 Kenns.

[neilgin1]

I don't want to seem smarmy or a wise a$$, but I think we should get used to seeing such as I will show you.

a dear man, a seller on ebay with 34 transactions is offering at a 'buy it now" price a $10 FV roll of some rather desultory 1964 Kennedy Halves for $565.00.....the shipping IS free, so.....

poor guy, on the specs, he does list them as "circ"......in the description, he says they are "BU", however one of the coins has a "hole" in it.....yeh, that can happen.

I don't think he's a "crook", more like confused. I feel like writing him an e-letter, and trying to explain, to help him in his confusion, but there doesn't seem to be much fruit in that exercise'.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Roll-of-20 ... 20ffe2578a

[Rastatodd]

I think this is one of those postings that if you throw a big enough price on your item there might be a uneducated buyer that might come along and snap it up thinking they got a tremendous deal. Ahhh right. This is happening quite a lot on eBay. Some buyers of bullion just don't have any idea that there are sites like this one on the web were they can get a much better deal on their purchases. Some people have more money than sense.

[franklin]

I am surprised there are not more people selling off their nice 90% coins and turning around and buying up ounces of rounds at $1.29 premium. In fact, I'm wondering why I am not.

[68Camaro]

I am surprised there are not more people selling off their nice 90% coins and turning around and buying up ounces of rounds at $1.29 premium. In fact, I'm wondering why I am not.

Sure, and to a point I will, but no matter how much 90% was put into circulation, a lot of it has been melted, and there will never be any more of it than there is now. So, I'm keeping most of what I have, if not nearly all.

[silverstacker]

I am surprised there are not more people selling off their nice 90% coins and turning around and buying up ounces of rounds at $1.29 premium. In fact, I'm wondering why I am not.

Sure, and to a point I will, but no matter how much 90% was put into circulation, a lot of it has been melted, and there will never be any more of it than there is now. So, I'm keeping most of what I have, if not nearly all.

I sold a little bit to buy more .999 and AU but for the most of my hoard I will be keeping it for the time being.

[neilgin1]

I am surprised there are not more people selling off their nice 90% coins and turning around and buying up ounces of rounds at $1.29 premium. In fact, I'm wondering why I am not.

Sure, and to a point I will, but no matter how much 90% was put into circulation, a lot of it has been melted, and there will never be any more of it than there is now. So, I'm keeping most of what I have, if not nearly all.

I sold a little bit to buy more .999 and AU but for the most of my hoard I will be keeping it for the time being.

Stack, I cant say nothing, I put myself in the penalty box for PWI, and i'm still not right.