Originally posted by: eakers
i'll have one for free.
Ask him for a 61 widescreen HDTV
Originally posted by: eakers
i'll have one for free.
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
My cost is $1800. It's $1800 from the coins, really, so it's just a perpetual gamble. I doubt I'll lose money on them. Yes, they're holiday pins, but they appeal to pin collectors as well as the new "ebay-ana" collectors. We'll see!Originally posted by: HyTekJosh
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Patience, grasshopper. The coins were worthless, they cost about $3 to make.Originally posted by: isekiiwhatare you gonna do charge 15 for shipping ? if you check ebay prices on their pins for sale, they're barely selling. The only reason why the Coins sold so well was that it's made of real silver 12Grams worth and I'm sure there are a lot more coin collectors out there.Originally posted by: iwearnosox Link for the Joshman. No, too early to sell. Honestly they might not do well, but I'll still make $ on them. The coins were sweet.
There is no concern for spending $1,500 on these though? After all one main difference between these and the coins are that they are geared towards the holidays, more specifically the 2003 holiday season...
I bought 40 of their limited edition silver coins for $10 each. My average sale price was... (drumroll please)... $70!!!! Weeee!
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
My love for snowmen?Originally posted by: SackOfAllTrades
what compelled you to make such a decision?
They're a limited edition that will sell out in the next 48 hours. From then on they'll be ostensibly rare, and worth more than I paid.
Capitalism!
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
My cost is $1800. It's $1800 from the coins, really, so it's just a perpetual gamble. I doubt I'll lose money on them. Yes, they're holiday pins, but they appeal to pin collectors as well as the new "ebay-ana" collectors. We'll see!Originally posted by: HyTekJosh
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Patience, grasshopper. The coins were worthless, they cost about $3 to make.Originally posted by: isekiiwhatare you gonna do charge 15 for shipping ? if you check ebay prices on their pins for sale, they're barely selling. The only reason why the Coins sold so well was that it's made of real silver 12Grams worth and I'm sure there are a lot more coin collectors out there.Originally posted by: iwearnosox Link for the Joshman. No, too early to sell. Honestly they might not do well, but I'll still make $ on them. The coins were sweet.
There is no concern for spending $1,500 on these though? After all one main difference between these and the coins are that they are geared towards the holidays, more specifically the 2003 holiday season...
I bought 40 of their limited edition silver coins for $10 each. My average sale price was... (drumroll please)... $70!!!! Weeee!
16.66
16.49
Also 40 x 70$ = $2,800 - NOT $1,800. Your story has more holes than the freaking movie holes.
Blah, blah, blah. I said average price, the last ones went for upwards of $100. My average sale on them was $70 each. I sold many of them directly as well. There's always a curve for these things, as "scarcity" becomes implied in the marketplace. You clearly have no grasp on such things.Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
My cost is $1800. It's $1800 from the coins, really, so it's just a perpetual gamble. I doubt I'll lose money on them. Yes, they're holiday pins, but they appeal to pin collectors as well as the new "ebay-ana" collectors. We'll see!Originally posted by: HyTekJosh
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Patience, grasshopper. The coins were worthless, they cost about $3 to make.Originally posted by: isekiiwhatare you gonna do charge 15 for shipping ? if you check ebay prices on their pins for sale, they're barely selling. The only reason why the Coins sold so well was that it's made of real silver 12Grams worth and I'm sure there are a lot more coin collectors out there.Originally posted by: iwearnosox Link for the Joshman. No, too early to sell. Honestly they might not do well, but I'll still make $ on them. The coins were sweet.
There is no concern for spending $1,500 on these though? After all one main difference between these and the coins are that they are geared towards the holidays, more specifically the 2003 holiday season...
I bought 40 of their limited edition silver coins for $10 each. My average sale price was... (drumroll please)... $70!!!! Weeee!
16.66
16.49
Also 40 x 70$ = $2,800 - NOT $1,800. Your story has more holes than the freaking movie holes.
For those with some type of attention deficit disorder this would appear as such, for those of you with a clue it's something substantially different, however.Originally posted by: dabuddha
damn talk about pwnage!
There are 1,784 sold as of 5pm today.Originally posted by: Yzzim
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
My love for snowmen?Originally posted by: SackOfAllTrades
what compelled you to make such a decision?
They're a limited edition that will sell out in the next 48 hours. From then on they'll be ostensibly rare, and worth more than I paid.
Capitalism!
I think they're still available![]()
My bet is at least $60+ on them, although they will take longer to sell out. They just came out today.Originally posted by: Yzzim
hey iwearnosox,
did you buy any of those Ebay snow glodes? Think they'll be worth more than $40 once (if?) they sell out?
Thinking of buying one or two of them.
Safe bet, imho. I bet it takes over 2 weeks to roll through the globes, although ebay's doing some heavy promotions on them starting monday.Originally posted by: Yzzim
hmm...so if I buy 3 at $40 each, that's $120.
If I sell 2 for (at least) $60, that'd be $120.
So I'd get a snowglobe for free![]()
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Blah, blah, blah. I said average price, the last ones went for upwards of $100. My average sale on them was $70 each. I sold many of them directly as well. There's always a curve for these things, as "scarcity" becomes implied in the marketplace. You clearly have no grasp on such things.Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
My cost is $1800. It's $1800 from the coins, really, so it's just a perpetual gamble. I doubt I'll lose money on them. Yes, they're holiday pins, but they appeal to pin collectors as well as the new "ebay-ana" collectors. We'll see!Originally posted by: HyTekJosh
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Patience, grasshopper. The coins were worthless, they cost about $3 to make.Originally posted by: isekiiwhatare you gonna do charge 15 for shipping ? if you check ebay prices on their pins for sale, they're barely selling. The only reason why the Coins sold so well was that it's made of real silver 12Grams worth and I'm sure there are a lot more coin collectors out there.Originally posted by: iwearnosox Link for the Joshman. No, too early to sell. Honestly they might not do well, but I'll still make $ on them. The coins were sweet.
There is no concern for spending $1,500 on these though? After all one main difference between these and the coins are that they are geared towards the holidays, more specifically the 2003 holiday season...
I bought 40 of their limited edition silver coins for $10 each. My average sale price was... (drumroll please)... $70!!!! Weeee!
16.66
16.49
Also 40 x 70$ = $2,800 - NOT $1,800. Your story has more holes than the freaking movie holes.
Pay attention to remedial math, too. $1800 is my cost for the pins, not the coins. Completely different concepts, capiche?
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Uh, and sorry Linus, weren't you the asshat im'ing me on how to profit from these things?