Verweis : "cncote10"
Verweis : "allexis"I don't know about the others but the 2 pounds coins are overpriced.
They are listed as best offer, they have free shipping (that's 2.60$ out of the total that I cover) plus these are not easy to get in the US. Try to buy them from dealers on E-bay or anywhere else based in the UK...they all charge substantially more for circulated issues. I have tried to do this from the US so I would disagree with your assertion. Maybe in the UK you might be able to track someone down and get them for less or get them from circulation, but I actually don't believe, all things being equal, that they are over priced. I didn't wake up yesterday and decide to sell coins. Not that I need to justify anything to you. As has been mentioned by several people in the forum, if you aren't interested in the coins and you think they are over priced then don't buy them. I don't comment on anyone else's offers regardless of my opinion on price and I ask for the same in return.
You make a very good point here my friend, supply and demand would be different if you take a coin from a different country and move it, US state quarters often sell on ebay UK for £2 with postage about the same value as your £2 coins advertised as these would only be worth face value in the UK.
would a standard US state quarter fetch £2 ($2.65) in the USA? just a thought!..
I'm sure $9 would be very reasonable price in the US with free postage for the £2 coin
