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FREE: 1960-D SILVER US Coin Set Collection Nicely Displayed w/ Half Dollar

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Description

The listing, 1960-D SILVER US Coin Set Collection Nicely Displayed w/ Half Dollar has ended.

This auction is for a 1960-D, coin set.

The set is displayed in a "Whitman" coin set holder and the Franklin Half Dollar, Washington Quarter and Roosevelt Dime are 90% Silver.

I am going to list this to see how well items will be accepted with the new currency to bid with. If you have any questions or troubles, either let me know or refer to the Listia Blog to make the conversions from credits to XNK, or else just use your new XNK.

Thank you for your interest in my auction and stopping by to view it.

Now for the "All Auction Information" :
The scans and /or pictures above are of the actual item that you will receive, and are provided for you to determine the condition and/or grade of it.
The winner will receive this via FREE SHIPPING W/Tracking.
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Questions & Comments

Thanks for listing! All of us are going to need to list and buy a little to get the new system up an running. There is a learning curve, but I think it will turn out OK.

Mar 3rd, 2018 at 6:48:31 PM PST by

figures that I added some long reply to this comment and just am slow enough to forget to hit the reply button afterwards.
lets just go with the fact that with all of the new items that were sent to me are going to depend on how this one does and how well the bidders are able to make their own conversions.
all of the auctions were actually starting to get back to a decent amount in the credit department, and the INK amounts will only appear to be even lower.
the 32.50 converts to 125,125 in credits. It is easy to make the conversions... (32.50 XNK times(X) 3,850 = 125,125 credits).
lets see where this goes and then decide if I have a need for a new box to hold all of the new items being sent my way.. good luck

Mar 4th, 2018 at 11:08:52 AM PST by

so how many points is one XNK?

Mar 5th, 2018 at 8:09:22 PM PST by

1960-D SILVER US Coin Set Collection Nicely Displayed w/ Half Dollar is in the Collectibles | Coins category