| Title | : | What Does "Brilliant Uncirculated" Mean to Coins Sold on eBay? Protecting your Investment! |
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sir , i did order some ASE coins and they are in a very good conditions but they have some dings ( very small ones ) it seem when they were coming out the coin tube they got injured what category are these coin ? BU Comment from : ampiciline |
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I just got silver dragon BU GEM for 30 dollars I dont think the seller knew silver jumped again to 26 dollars Comment from : MYC ODD APP |
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Liked and sub'dI'm looking at dealers on ebay and eyeing two of the same coin, one is a BU the other is AU/XFwhich is a better coin by grade? Comment from : Eli Redshirt |
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Wish I would have done my research a little more just bought my first priced of silver and I’m not happy with the dings on my 2020 queens beasts white lion oh well haha Comment from : Michael Berrett |
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Bu is a type of finish bullion is the mass production coin made to sell at high volume meaning cheap production costs, hence it being cheaper then bu Bu has a different Finnish and a proof coin has much of its fine details etched by hand brbrAccording to the royal mint Comment from : jackie grice |
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Hello ! Comment from : Денис Логинов |
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So in terms of a “choice BU” Morgan silver dollar Since it’s a choice and you specified that that means it’s higher when assessing value should I assign it a 63 rather than a 60? Comment from : Sam Gardner |
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Are the bu semi numismatic coins worth flipping or investing in? Comment from : Virtual Healthy |
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Thank you! I have been looking for someone to explain the difference from choice and gem buI have bought coins that say choice bu and coins that say gem bu and thought they were the same Comment from : train jam |
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how would you suggest buying a 1/10 oz gold piece? Comment from : Clint Walker |
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Thanks well explained Comment from : T-Bone |
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Very informative Comment from : Silver Dee |
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thanks for explaining in such a simple way Comment from : Vikram Joshi |
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Question: I bought some UNC BU wheat pennies that have spots on them Will the copper coin eventually turn a solid Red/Brown color or will they always be spotted? Comment from : R M |
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Thank you just bought a BU NGC slabbed 2014 Chinese Silver Panda looks good though in the pictures Excited to see it Comment from : mNqHOgjJsY |
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eBay "BU" usually means a "cleaned" VF or EF in my eyes I stay away I might sell a few here and there, but I will never buy There are way better venues out there Comment from : AlmostCirculated |
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Very good video Thank you Comment from : Silvercoinsshow |
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