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FREE: 6 Coins! 3 Wheat Back Pennies and 3 Buffalo Nickels!

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The listing, 6 Coins! 3 Wheat Back Pennies and 3 Buffalo Nickels! has ended.

I've been selling Wheaties for between 100 - 200 each and Buffaloes for 500-600 each over the past week, the "Get It Now" price of 2000 is super reasonable. I would have gone 1500 but 2k is the minimum! Please use it!

There are items I'd like to buy :)

I'm blowing out my Buffaloes and Wheaties this week to accumulate credits.

6 coins total up for auction!

3 Wheatback Cents from the 1930's.

1937,1930 D, and 1938

PLUS! 3 Dateless/Semi-Dateless Buffalo Nickels.

This is what I "think" the dates are...( no guarantees, these are just the best guesses I have been able to make using my 30x loupe.)

1928,1920, and ???? (just can't tell on the last one)

Shipping is still free (for now).

To be honest I haven't seen a difference in bidding activity from free shipping to not free shipping. Someone please give me a reason to keep shipping for free!

This lot is fairly heavy with it being 6 coins, I'm gonna be in the hole at least $1.50 on this; So bid high and bid often!

God Bless,
Chris

Questions & Comments

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Mar 15th, 2011 at 3:07:27 PM PDT by

If I win this to save you money on shipping you can take the coins and place them in a sandwich baggy and put them in a first class letter size envelope inside of a piece of computer paper and then ship them for .44 cents. This will save you some of the loot~ Great auction as always and you know I will be keeping my eye on this!~ :)

Mar 16th, 2011 at 10:54:45 AM PDT by

Yeah I usually do just use a 44 cent stamp, I just figured 6 coins would make the letter too heavy.

Mar 16th, 2011 at 11:40:09 PM PDT by

love old coins,great auction will be watching,fanned u as well,please fan back.

Mar 18th, 2011 at 9:24:26 AM PDT by

It might weigh over 1 oz, with 6 coins but I wouldn't think so being as they are all nickels and pennies, I have shipped 12 pennies before in one letter and managed the first class rate, hope this helps. I am currently high bidder which I am very glad about :).

Mar 18th, 2011 at 10:46:06 AM PDT by

6 Coins! 3 Wheat Back Pennies and 3 Buffalo Nickels! is in the Collectibles | Coins category