A few simple questions about two eBay sellers.

keets

Has anyone noticed another re-incarnation of ryandavidcoins who had been several other eBay ID's before that one??

What are your thoughts on tuesdaynightcoins?? That seller has some legitimate offerings but also looks to be filling the void left with the departure of some other eBay "colored" coin sellers, at least raw "colored" coins.

I don't really think there's any connection between the two, but can another member slueth check and validate that fact for certain??

Thanks.

Al H.

Gonfunko

tuesdaynightcoins

Barry

Not the same guy. Ryandavidcoins was most likely another incarnation of ctnumisaut, who quickly built of lots of negs and retaliated with rude comments and a neg to all those that negged him.

lava

I wonder if PCGS paid on its insurance policy on that 83cc in dmpl? Looks like the same coin going down a grade.

Wolf359

TuesdayNightCoins is a classic overgrader, tinged with inexperience. One auction had the comment "65 coin, and ANACS slabbed it as 62! I'll never send them another coin".

doop

that guy (tuesdaynightcoins) is supposed to be here in jackson ms.
we've have several calls and emails from dealers and collectors inquiring about (him?them?her?)
couldnt say who it is but it seems as if it's one of these buy raw junk here there and yonder,
pump it by 2 to 4 grades or until they stick on someone. or slabs that between grade x and grade y if you crack, pump and sell raw with aide from shills get the next grade up money or even in between you rip the unwary and make a killing while you're at it.
the m/o is old news.
this forum is full of those who do it too....
heh...

seanq

<< <i>Not the same guy. Ryandavidcoins was most likely another incarnation of ctnumisaut, who quickly built of lots of negs and retaliated with rude comments and a neg to all those that negged him. >>



I couldn't go back and see any of the auction listings to be sure, but I'm not convinced 'ryandavidcoins' and 'ctnumisaut' are the same seller. I've known of the man behind the latter account for years, his name is Fred S*rafino. He used to run bi-monthly live auctions in this area over a decade ago, then moved to eBay, and now he is back running live auctions again in the Hartford, CT area as Charter Oak Coins. His printed catalogs always read just like his eBay auction descriptions.


Sean Reynolds