Franklin Halve
Posted in Uncategorized on 05/15/2006 09:14 am by admin
Franklin Halve
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 1954 Franklin Half Dollar VF  US $11.90
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 Roll of 20 Franklin Half Dollars US $217.02
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 1954D franklin half dollar BU US $25.00
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 1949 Franklin Half Dollar Silver Half Dollar Ben Franklin 1949 US $13.50
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This is a small coin operation that can net you some money if you are willing to put out some time and money to make it work. You'd probably need to put out between $400 to $1000 dollars to start. But once you're done, you could make a couple hundred dollars in a couple of weeks just working part time.
First you need to place an ad or two in a coin magazine. Your ad will read as such: "Now paying $X dollars per Franklin Half Dollar (or any other coin you want to buy) in "good" or better condition. Please send your coins to: X Coin Company, P.O. Box 123, Boston, MA 02122." What you are doing is buying coins from regular collectors. Just make sure that you set the price (that you are willing to pay) below the cost of silver. I usually pay about 75% the cost of actual silver.
After a couple weeks of buying, you are ready to start selling. Count how many you bought, snap a picture, and post it on eBay. The price you are going to set will be the current market price. If you don't know how much to sell it for, just go to a local coin store to find out. Then set the price a bit lower then their price (that's because coin stores are more expensive then eBay). Make sure you split your auction into 2 to 4 different auctions. Always set a couple dutch auctions instead of one auction to sell the whole lot. You make more money this way. Shipping should be $2 to $3 dollars for the first coin, and 15¢ to 35¢ for each additional coin.
The last step is to send the coin out. Try getting bubble mailers online to save money. If you bought a couple hundred coins, then this is crucial to your profits. It can save you a lot of money if you pay 9¢ per package instead of $1.09 per bubble mailer at the post office.
In my very first ad, I bought 281 Franklin Halves for $1.75 each. I sold them for $2.29 each. This netted me. 54X281=$151.74. I also made some money on the shipping charges. It was too bad that I didn't write down exactly how much I made and how much I had to pay eBay. But, I did walk away with more then $250 in profits after a frenzy week of selling. Not bad for a $500 dollar investment. After that, I placed a couple more ads to buy other coins to resell.
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