I guess someone has to deal this type of quality.... geesh...

Peaceman · March 22, 2004 10:04AM

I wouldn't waste my time....

the "net" dealer

DorkGirl · March 22, 2004 10:18AM

I guess if you buy those coins, you know you're getting "real" coins. But why on earth anyone would pay the grading fees for them? Doesn't look like they will even recoup the money they spent on the fees----I don't get it!!

lordmarcovan · March 22, 2004 10:24AM

Hey, damaged coins need lovin', too!

Not sure they need slabbin', though!

ccex · March 22, 2004 10:28AM

Hmm, I may have finally found a seller to help me build my "lowest known graded" type set, except most of these offerings are net-graded.

Still looking for ANACS slabbed PO-1 or FR-2 coins without damage or cleaning.

I'm glad someone else is willing to pay the grading and eBay fees!

Conder101 · March 23, 2004 1:09AM

Probably someone listened to the advice that everyone is always giving. That in order for coins to bring the most money when they are sold, they need to be slabbed. So they slabbed everything. I glanced over the list and I saw several items of interest at reasonable prices, but since they are slabbed I didn't bother to look at them.

mgoodm3 · March 23, 2004 1:16AM

That's kinda scary, a net EF 22 peace dollar in a slab. I got a couple of those I should send off.

JadeRareCoin · March 23, 2004 1:24AM

Like I always say, another man's junk is another man's, uh, er, uhhhhh......garbage. Actually, some of the coins are probably good deals, but his images are so terrible that I would never bid.