The "Anything" Auction

Sequitur

Man what a fraud. Not surprisingly, both the bidders' ID and the seller's feedback are private (when is Ebay going to end this nonsense?). According to the seller, you will get a coin graded by a third party grader. But the seller refuses to tell you which coin, and there's no telling what grading company. From the "auction," such as it is:

"The Collection includes grading by; Trugrade, PCGS, ICG and NGC."

"In this collection are quarters, half-dollars, silver dollars, Morgan, Peace dollars, one-tenth ounce gold, one-fourth ounce gold, one-half ounce gold, American Silver Eagles. There are no coins smaller than a quarter. You will receive one of the coins listed above - there is no guarantee which coin you will receive."

"You are bidding on one coin from the collection. You are not guaranteed what coin you will receive. They are packaged and ready to ship. Each payment received gets the next coin in order. Bid now! it will be fun and att this price every graded and slabbed coin has a value."


Yeah, I'll bet every coin has "a value."

NoGvmnt

I've seen this auction before, except in the other one they actually posted pictures of numerous different slabs which included a chytload of tenth party (if you know what I mean) slabs.

Also notice the sellers ID (oldlawyerscoins)? If THAT ain't a sign, I don't know what is. And with an 88 feedback rating no less!

Jim

tjkillian

This is so absurd that only a fool would bid on them. You can expect a MS-63 state quarter in a Trugrade slab, worth $0.25. Anyone who bids even a single cent will be ripped just because of shipping. In this case, the buyers deserve what they get as everything is spelled out.

Tom

Sandhawk

Wow - He's only been on ebay for 1 month (at least under this name) and already 9 negs !!