Akajoe wrote:Just have a look at Ebay. There you can buy relatively cheap and it's reliable. I bought a lot of commemoratives via Ebay.
But you need to pay with visa or something like that... isn't it? that's why I can't aford it... I am only a student and I don't earn money (I always ask my parents to lend me see their "new" banknotes )
Jes Speaks English, French, Spanish, Tokpisin and Esperanto. (Currently learning Swahili).
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Jes wrote:But you need to pay with visa or something like that... isn't it?
Depends on the seller. Some will accept plain regular bank transfers, others would like you to use PayPal ... Now whether you actually need a credit card for PayPal or not, I don't know. (I have one, but I don't think it is required.) You could also check out swapping sites such as Euroswapper if you primarily want to exchange euro coins instead of buying them.
Jes wrote:But you need to pay with visa or something like that... isn't it?
Depends on the seller. Some will accept plain regular bank transfers, others would like you to use PayPal ... Now whether you actually need a credit card for PayPal or not, I don't know. (I have one, but I don't think it is required.) You could also check out swapping sites such as Euroswapper if you primarily want to exchange euro coins instead of buying them.
Christian
HEY! that sounds interesting! but... does anyone on ebay accept cash? (I know it is probably a very stupid question... and I do not want to be off-topic )
Jes wrote:But you need to pay with visa or something like that... isn't it?
Depends on the seller. Some will accept plain regular bank transfers, others would like you to use PayPal ... Now whether you actually need a credit card for PayPal or not, I don't know. (I have one, but I don't think it is required.) You could also check out swapping sites such as Euroswapper if you primarily want to exchange euro coins instead of buying them.
Christian
HEY! that sounds interesting! but... does anyone on ebay accept cash? (I know it is probably a very stupid question... and I do not want to be off-topic )
The ebay users are individuals. Everyone decides himself, how he wants the transaction to be made. Just go and place the bids, unless the person's explicitly said he wants the transaction to happen in a way you are unable to use.
Akajoe wrote:Just have a look at Ebay. There you can buy relatively cheap and it's reliable. I bought a lot of commemoratives via Ebay.
But you need to pay with visa or something like that... isn't it? that's why I can't aford it... I am only a student and I don't earn money (I always ask my parents to lend me see their "new" banknotes )
Jes, this depends. Some users accept cash payments, some don't. I always bought them via a normal bank transfer and this does not cost you more. Within to weeks, as soon as the seller has received the payment, the coins will be dropped in your mailbox. It's very easy and relatively fair trade...
Mmmm... thanks you all for your advise!. It is very interesting. May I try... and then I will tell you
Jes Speaks English, French, Spanish, Tokpisin and Esperanto. (Currently learning Swahili).
Don't fear perfection, you'll never reach it! (by Salvador Dali)
my EBT: http://es.eurobilltracker.com/profile/?user=121292" coins and banknote collector.
namastebaba for the ToR coin
bura for the 2 Finish commerative coins
bocky for the Portugese commorative coin and the ToR
melitikus for the 2 full sets of Maltese coins
yli for the ToR coins and the ToR coin.
The coins that I still want are still in the updated first post
Many thanks.
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