FREE: 1941-S WalkingLiberty -1952 Ben Franklin Half Dollars & 1921 Morgan Dollar

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Do not apologize! This is a great deal & the credit/$ value rises almost daily now..Re-list if necessary as people sometimes need a chance to raise credits..This isn't the land of something for nothing & I personally don't work for free..lol..

HOW is the price of credits rising??? last week you could for $5.00 get 96 thousand and some odd credits.... a few days ago you could get 99 thousand and some odd credits for the same price ,$5.00. And today for the same $5.00 you can get 101,000. This means that the credits are becoming CHEAPER! YOU GET MORE CREDITS FOR THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY. This makes the credits CHEAPER PER CREDIT.....

What I am saying is that the price of credits is diminishing... EVERYONE it seems talks about and gripes about the "price of credits is rising"... they are not. And frankly, and sadly at that... with the majority of the listings of the coins... they are not graded by a certified grading company and THAT is what makes them worth more. I can go into any coin shop and get a 1909 VDB for about 5 dollars circulated. some of the 09 vdb's that are in better condition can run as high as 15 dollars. but you have people wanting to put WELL WORN, HIGHLY CIRCULATED ones on here for like a million credits... it's NONSENSE. If they were graded by say NGS or PCGS or one or maybe two other REPUTABLE grading companies then yes I can see having one posted for that high IF it was in great condition and was graded that way. then it could be worth (the 1909 S VDB) say 750 dollars and up. but most of what people have on here are NOT gradable because they are so worn. Any way you had asked about taking 50K to buy a coin one week then the next it taking 60K... that is because people are listing them HIGHER.If you keep buying at a higher price the sellers keep putting them at a ever increasingly higher price... Take gas for example.... if everyone stopped buying feul becasue it was say $4 a gallon.... The oil companies will reduce the price... until people start buying it again.... then it will inch back up.... not as drastically as before because they wouldn't want the buyers to stop buying to lower the price again until they have gotten as much as possible out of the peoples pocket without a complaint. Enough for now it is all in HS economics... Flip through some first year college economic books...it is very enlightening ....