New here. Just a question about Sacagawea missing lettering ebay auctions

[mindtab]

It is interesting how pricing fluctuates on the same attribution', eg MS67, from 65 to 900, on ebay, for this coin. Was just wondering.
And at the same time, I wonder about let's say, a penny, any penny, being sold for 0.99c, free shipping, or 0.25c free shipping, and you may have to ship cross-country (where the price first class could go up to 1$ or over). I don't get it.
Maybe they consider it marketing. I consider it loss of money.

[GrumpyEd]

It depends what TPG graded the coin and who wants it and how much they want it.

They can send a cent or even 2 cents with a forever stamp anyplace in the US, I think so?
At .25 they're taking a small loss.

I've sold things that low, it was because ebay had some deal where you had to sell items, you could sell up to 5 items and they gave you something like $50. I listed 5 auctions starting at 1 cent. Common proof singles from 60s-70s and they all sold. I figured even if they sold for 1 cent I'll be happy to get the $50 from ebay. I got about $15 for the 5 coins, maybe one sold for less than postage but still in the end I got $65 for 5 coins that were worth about a buck each and I had no use for them and used 5 stamps to send them and got a few feedbacks as a seller.

You never know what ebay offers people, they do those offers to get people to start selling.

[Petespockets55]

Ignore those sellers listing outrageous prices. Just because some is asking doesn't mean they are selling anything.

Go to "Advanced" search and after entering the items description scroll down & check the box next to "Sold" before hitting the search button.