Would you bid on this?

XpipedreamR · January 1, 2004 8:27AM

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airplanenut · January 1, 2004 8:28AM

Absolutely...

cosmos66 · January 1, 2004 8:29AM

pass

Edited to add: A perfect example of buy the coin and not the holder!

JohnZ · January 1, 2004 8:29AM

No, I'll leave it for Condor.

Barry · January 1, 2004 8:38AM

Now there's an idea. Maybe I should start picturing empty 2x2s with a grade written on them...

Tootawl · January 1, 2004 9:54AM

I loved when he said

<< <i>I didn't bother to scan the coin as only a digital image from a high resolution camera would do it justice so please refer to the following written description >>

but he made a real good photo of the slab label.

Dog97 · January 1, 2004 10:01AM

seller seys: I didn't bother to scan the coin
eBayer seys: I didn't bother to bid.

MSD61 · January 1, 2004 10:23AM

Oh wow, just what I was looking for....I am falling all over myself to bid on it.

But the sad thing is there are those that will bid on un-seen coins and bid big

Barry · January 1, 2004 10:23AM

Seller responds:

I've been a professional coin dealer for 22 years, that's how, and you are
a very rude person. Please don't ever bid on any of my coins. Thank you.

Me:
You can count on it. I'd never buy from someone selling NTC crap.

Then him:
You need to do some REAL research. NTC is a VERY good service. Fast,
reliable and very accurate. I have looked at over 2,000 of their slabs.
How about you?

Me: No reply, what's the point?

Conder101 · January 2, 2004 12:54AM

<< <i>No, I'll leave it for Condor

>>

Why would I want that? NTC 3 slabs are as common as dirt. Besides the guy is obviously in love with the coin that's in the holder so that makes the holder too expensive. (NTC 3 holder is worth less than $10.)

Russ · January 2, 2004 2:45AM

No surprise this one is a Power Screwer.

Russ, NCNE

MJPHELAN · January 2, 2004 2:51AM

When he last listed the same coin (for the same price), a MS-68FS was selling for about $20! Put that coin in a PCGS slab and it would be a MS-64 likely non FS.