DOCS FIRST & LAST YEAR COINAGE & CURRENCY NICE STUFF!

Doc has a question to ask you. Someone told Doc they left their heart in San Francisco. They asked Doc what he left there? The only thing Doc every left there was his XXXL speedo supply. If you find them, send them postage due to attention Doc Alter: Urbancrest, Ohio.  Doc is offering a huge reward in the form of low shipping on all of his glorious auctions. Let's start with the next listing!

Last and first year theme: acrylic case housing the last minted Standing Liberty Quarter from 1930 and the first year tough date 1932 Washington Quarter. Coins have clear dates but appear to have been cleaned at sometime in the past. Also included with this auction is a first year 1935 E $1.00 Blue Seal in better than average condition in a plastic sleeve. Low shipping of only $1.50 with no annoying reserve!

What you see is what you get and what you see you will get quick! Its Doc's promise!

OUR TERMS OF SALE

Winning bidder to contact seller within 48 hours upon the close of the auction to confirm mailing address and payment method.

Payment is expected within 10 days after we notify you regarding the total amount due. After 10 days an e-mail will go out and if there is no response a non-paying bidder alert will be processed.

Communication is the key, if you are having problems let Doc know and he will make arrangements to work with you. Silence is not golden in the eBay world and absence does not make the heart grow fonder, just angrier!

Shipping is only $1.50 in a Doc provided padded bubble envelope. If you are an international winner Doc will email you with the shipping cost. Reminder to international bidders that insurance is not available and additional time is needed to receive shipped items. Shipping can be combined if you win this auction.  Doc never charges a handling fee.

                             DOC’S AUCTION TERMS              

1. If you are the winning bidder please contact Doc within 48 hours after the close of the auction.

2. Payment must be received within 7 days, unless you have contacted Doc and made other arrangements.

3. Doc accepts and prefers PayPal, eBay's preferred payment method.  If you are a multiple auction winner please wait for Doc to send you a combined invoice to save on your hard earned dollars with a magnificent shipping discount. If you are the winner of both a free shipping and a shipping charged auction you will pay a flat rate $1.25 shipping charge.

4. All pending PayPal checks must clear before shipping.       

5. Please ask questions before bidding.

6 If you are unsatisfied with the merchandise you have received please contact Doc and he will make every effort to right any wrong which you think may have occurred. If you are someone who likes to leave either neutral or negative feedback or start the dispute process before emailing Doc to resolve a problem, he will be less inclined to work with you to fix the problem. There is really no need for any feedback other then positive. Communication is the key!. Doc is also a fast shipper, as you will see from his previous feedback.

8. Doc sells mostly coins and or currency, but he is not a coin or currency grader. Unless the coin or currency has been certified Doc will give you an opinion of the item(s) you will be receiving. Doc tends to be conservative in his grading, so you will most likely be pleased when you receive Doc's coins or currency. Doc will not get into grading squabbles over differing opinions on grading. Doc offers an opinion, Doc repeats, an opinion, Doc's opinion is not a final vindication of the grade. If you want a guaranteed grade then you should buy certified coins or currency. Doc sells mostly raw coins or currency, so please be advised.

9. Last but not least, always have fun with a Doc auction and don’t take him seriously, as they are only stories for your reading enjoyment!

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DOC'S GUIDE TO CURRENCY GRADING!

CRISP UNCIRCULATED (CU)

A note that has not been released into circulation and is in the same condition as it was first produced. The paper must be firm and crisp, without any creases, folds or tears, and the corners must be sharp and square.

ABOUT UNCIRCULATED (AU)

A note that at first glance might appear as Uncirculated, but closer examination discloses the slightest signs of handling, some minor corner folds, a light (not hard) crease, a slight finger smudge or some pinholes. Paper is still crisp and bright and has original sheen.

EXTRA FINE (XF)

Paper is clean and bright with original sheen. Light handling is apparent, with several light folds or one strong crease visible. Tears and stains are not present.

VERY FINE (VF)

Still an attractive note, but with more pronounced wear from handling, though some crispness remains. May have several vertical and horizontal folds as well as slight dirt or smudging visible. No tears on the edges, though the corners are not as sharp as Uncirculated.

FINE (F)

Considerable circulation is apparent, with creases, folds and wrinkles visible, and most, if not all, of the crispness is gone. Edges show evidence of circulation, and there may be slight tears. Some fading of color noticeable, with some staining possible.

VERY GOOD (VG)

An obviously well-circulated bank note with much creasing, folding and wrinkling noticeable. Note may be dirty, and corners may show much wear and rounding, and some tears may be present, though no pieces of the note should be missing.

GOOD (G)
A heavily circulated note with characteristics similar to Very Good except with more pronounced soiling and considerable wear and tear. Corners of the note may also be missing.

POOR (P)

Generally the inventory that Doc will unload. Bills which are nasty, stained, taped, torn, creased uglies?