1943 Copper Cent for $500

dbldie55

I was watching this lot. No returns, 1943 Copper cent. What is interesting is that during the period the auction ran, the seller received a feed back for an item they bought in early February (a copper coated 1943 Cent).

The usual no return thing.

Link to Auction

Link to auction where seller bought a copper plated cent

Now that it has closed, can you let the buyer know they are going to lose $500?

FC57Coins

<< <i>Very good shape 1943 copper penny low reserve.Picture taken a while ago coin needs to be cleaned.All sales final. >>



Man - whoever bought that thing is sure going to be dissapointed when they find a memorial reverse on it! That looks like a reworked modern die job! - Someone should report that to Ebay!!!

lathmach

You can't protect people from their own greed. This buyer will whine about being cheated but who's fault is it?

Ray

Russ

Correct link to where the seller bought a copper plated cent.

Russ, NCNE

FC57Coins

I sent the buyer a copy of the original link

dbldie55

Thanks Russ, must have missed the paste on the second one.

BillJones

In coins, as in almost everything else, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

StillLurking

I've already got one and a 44 steelie to. Marked 35 cents each.

Gerry

He's making a greater percentage profit than the guy that recently sold one for $212,000.