closed 1/4oz Queens beasts PF70s

[Paul]

A good way to raise funds quick if you cash asap even if it means nursing a loss £

[James32]

1 minute ago, Paul said:

You got some beauties there at great prices. Congratulations 🎉 

Quite exciting following a Dutch auction

Yeah I enjoyed it. Congratulations @SlowFrog

If I could do it over I'd still fek it up.

[SlowFrog]

11 minutes ago, Paul said:

You got some beauties there at great prices. Congratulations 🎉 

Quite exciting following a Dutch auction

Thank you, Paul! I don't usually do graded coins but this seemed like a good opportunity for me to eventually work my way towards the full collection

[Paul]

I might try a Dutch auction in reverse

It gets dearer every 24 hours for the peasants not paying their forum  subscription dues

[SlowFrog]

10 minutes ago, James32 said:

Yeah I enjoyed it. Congratulations @SlowFrog

If I could do it over I'd still fek it up.

Cheers, James! You're always a good sport and for what it's worth - it wasn't to spite you! 

Genuinely just felt like £570 was a really fair price and as I just said to Paul, a good chance to start off a new collection.

[Thomast]

Watch this space more Dutch auctions tomorrow 

[Darr3nG]

3 minutes ago, Paul said:

I might try a Dutch auction in reverse

It gets dearer every 24 hours for the peasants not paying their forum  subscription dues

£1 to get you started

[Paul]

1 minute ago, Thomast said:

Watch this space more Dutch auctions tomorrow 

If it's PF70 2oz gold Una and lion's I'm out

I'm used to paying £3995 for them 

[Paul]

13 hours ago, SlowFrog said:

 

Genuinely just felt like £570 was a really fair price and as I just said to Paul, a good chance to start off a new collection.

When you look a new 1/4 direct from mint Is £800 now

youve grabbed great value taking them all. 

If you put them all into a CC or COTR auction there would probably be profit for you already

if you're not in a hurry

Give it five years there'll be gaps folk need to fill. Only takes two folk who are keen and need that 'one' to complete the series 

Solid buy today IMO 10/10 👍 

Edited July 21 by Paul

[SlowFrog]

2 minutes ago, Paul said:

When you look a new 1/4 direct from mint Is £900 now

youve grabbed great value taking them all. 

If you put them all into a CC or COTR auction there would probably be profit for you already

if you're not in a hurry

Give it five years there'll be gaps folk need to fill. Only takes two folk who are keen and need that 'one' to complete the series 

Solid buy today IMO 10/10 👍 

Cheers, mate! I'll probably be the one paying over the odds to try and finalise the collection.. 

[James32]

29 minutes ago, Thomast said:

Watch this space more Dutch auctions tomorrow 

Can we do a French one?

Directions for use..

Just let me win

 

[Paul]

45 minutes ago, SlowFrog said:

Cheers, mate! I'll probably be the one paying over the odds to try and finalise the collection.. 

Always buy 'best value' for your budget.

There's bargains to be had every week

Here, bookface groups, dealer email offers, eBay rarely, personal offers

Keep buying best value you'll end up with a lovely mix of gold you know have never paid over the odds for 

Whilst it's personally satisfying filling a date run or complete a series.

The secondary market when selling don't appreciate any of the efforts that you do to complete it.

Or by and large are they prepared to pay an extra premium to buy a complete perfect series fresh out the box with no effort. 

Nope, they want the gaps in their own series they miss at usual cheap as poss prices 

Best value and grabbing bargains or unloved bits is a solid way not to lose cash but still enjoy the hobby with potential upside 

 

Edited July 20 by Paul

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