Should I Report This Obvious Scam to Ebay???---BUTTING OUT AS REQUESTED.

Rampage

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I guess I should have known better than to post that.

Sorry, I won't let it happen again.

airplanenut

Whoever bids is really just plain stupid...

Russ

<< <i>I will be editing this message in 30 minutes so I am not accused of anything. >>



Huh? What could you be accused of? Trying to warn people of a scam?

Russ, NCNE

rd5425

<< <i>Although with only a few hours left, it may end without being pulled. A little background.Secondly, and this is my problem, the seller states it is a 2002. HELLO!!! The part of the date that is missing is the last digit, so how can you say it is a 2002???? >>



C'mon, Its quite obvious, If he found it in a 2002 brinks roll, then it must be a 2002

Rampage

I just dont want no one saying I am interfering with their auctions.

Cockney

Can anyone explain to a new person why it is an obvious scam? Thanks

sinin1

Because someone used photoshop and doctored the date

I've seen that person you have as an icon before, is it a movie star?

Rampage

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sinin1

I would bet against the 1999 option - you could convince me of 2010 before 1999.

Shouldn't there be a mintmark? maybe it is a fake!

VonZipper

Why couldn't it be from a roll? It looks perfectly round to me just off center. If it was double struck and out of round then ok.Person buying it won't get any grading service to confirm a date with a number missing anyway.

lathmach

I think you ought to butt out on this one Rampage.
The high bidder has a history of buying off center coins. Since he's not a novice to this type of error, you have no business "protecting" him.

Ray

Cockney

<<<<< Result of a fetal omelette...Thanks Rampage, I appreciate the information

ScarsdaleCoin

Dont think this is a Scam....have to give seller some credit

DCAMFranklin

<< <i>I think you ought to butt out on this one Rampage.
The high bidder has a history of buying off center coins. Since he's not a novice to this type of error, you have no business "protecting" him.

Ray >>




I'd like to 2nd that motion!

That coin is perfectly round it would easily go through a counting machine and then into a Brinks roll.

Petescorner

It may very well be a 2002, but unless the (new) owner can prove it, the value is the same as a 2000. Heck, it may even be a really really rare 2009!

ksteelheader

I have to agree with DCAMFranklin, ScarsdaleCoin, lathmach, and VonZipper. ..............Ken

LucyBop

I say we Bop him on the head, drag his body thru the streets, lock him in a room with Pat Boone songs playing 24 by 7, then, If he ever starts selling off-centered Frankies, I'll really get mad!

MrEureka

If not an outright scam, the coin could be a good deal if the seller can provide the rest of the roll. Some of the other coins in the roll likely exhibit the same die lines. If so, those other coins would prove the date of the O/C.

On the other hand, it might be more fun to run this guy through the Forum Kangaroo Court and let Lucy sentence him...

Rampage

Butting out as you all wish.