COIN COLLECTING
Coin collecting don't seem to be fading away Aleast on eBay live
It looks like bidders like A auction
Another thing is some coins are priced normally while others are very high ware only A collector would pay the price for something that will never sell for the same price
I, see the fake 09 vdb S from CHINA SELLING for 3 to 400 why would anyone not just buy A fake for 30
That's on them This & fake silver seem to be okay on or with EBAY maybe the examples are spreading to other online sites Their was A online outage on the news it didn't effect the WEST COAST
The 2026 coin frenzy is coming to boost sales then fizzle away
Did you know that A FEW SUPER BOWL RINGS WERE SOLD ON EBAY many different ideams you'd never seen come to eBay
A phone is easer to use WRITE UPLOAD PICTURES way faster than sitting At A computer same as ordering ideams
Yea Smedly this is just babbling or what do you call it LOL
tobaccocardyahoo
·10 months agoI do not sell coins, but I sell other collectibles. I have sold there for many years in a variety of ways.
IMO the market for these collectibles has become very different from it was for the past 3 decades or more.
I am running Ebay auctions starting the same day each week because certain cards are bringing unheard of prices, while others which have been high demand are not showing any sales or views.
I have sold some items for as high as 3 times their terapeak historic highs.
I do not know whether it is a different aesthetic or the increased strength of marijuana which is causing this but it adds some excitement to selling here.
The auctions which closed this weekend were off, suggesting that some of these buyers might have seen a reduction in what is in their pockets.
koindog
·10 months agoWhat is the definition of "ideams" ?
(looks like a pseudoword)
elheron-grande
·10 months agoHola Koindog... The Alt Heron believes that the word ideams really is 'Items'...?
moderncoins999
OP10 months agojust write something for people to read that's all this is I, TRIED TO LOOK UP mores coad then again it's for the NAVY
elheron-grande
·10 months agoHola Moderncoins...! Morse Code was indeed used by the U.S. Navy. Also used by the U.S. Coastal Guards. Morse Code was eliminated about 1995. The most electrifying sound (to a Radioman) was ... --- ... Heron only heard the ...--- ... once during his USCG time. Turned out to be a USCG shore radio station 'resending' the
... --- ... using a more powerful transmitter. Heron never did learn what happened.
moderncoins999
OP10 months agoTry listing to the POLICE A MUSIC BAND
SOS it will probably drive you carzy I, DONT LIKE it Eather