Peace Dollar collectors !!! Don't miss this amazing opportunity !!

ss350camaro

$70,000 value !!! WOW !!!!!

ksteelheader

Exquisite detail along with great photography!!!..

jhar

Nothing like blurry pictures and no return policy to make me pull the trigger. Can't wait!!

Coinerww

Ridiculous!

earlwbollinger

Ahh...dang it! I already maxed out my credit card.
Oh well maybe next time.

Option1

I'm looking forward to reading his future negs.

Tonelover

They've also got a $75,000 lot consisting of four Franklin Half Dollars. There are so many insanely ridiculous statements in the description that the mind wobbles.

But what's even more amazing is that the same person is bidding on both auctions, and currently willing to spend at least $630 for about $30-$35 worth of junk silver.

khayse

I thought for sure one of these would be a 1964 for that kind of money.

-KHayse

Shamika

Those coins are SOOOOOO whizzed, they don't even have to be in focus.

Peaceman

$32 worth of coins for $ 300+............

RickMilauskas

Totally recoculous!!

GoYankees

<< <i>Those coins are SOOOOOO whizzed, they don't even have to be in focus. >>



I thought this seller's Frankies (another eBay item) looked whizzed too.

pursuitofliberty

It would seem to me that maybe the bidders are not really "real" bidders ... just enough of them to suck someone in?



my opinion anyway ...

ddink

I'm so mean. So very very mean and I should be ashamed of myself, but I couldn't help sending the seller this email:

<<I'm VERY interested in this lot. However, in my experience, when someone says that an item is worth $70,000, it's probably worth at most $40,000. If you offer some kind of financing plan, I would be interested in bidding on these great coins. I can offer a $10,000 down payment if we can finance the balance for 24 months with 0% interest. If my estimate of the final value of the auction is right, that means I will send you a $10,000 down payment and finance the balance ($30,000 or so) over 24 months. Would that work? Only one thing: on such a valuable lot, could you take some additional photos? It may just be my computer, but the ones in your auction are pretty blurry.>>

GoYankees

<< <i>I'm so mean. So very very mean and I should be ashamed of myself, but I couldn't help sending the seller this email:

<<I'm VERY interested in this lot. However, in my experience, when someone says that an item is worth $70,000, it's probably worth at most $40,000. If you offer some kind of financing plan, I would be interested in bidding on these great coins. I can offer a $10,000 down payment if we can finance the balance for 24 months with 0% interest. If my estimate of the final value of the auction is right, that means I will send you a $10,000 down payment and finance the balance ($30,000 or so) over 24 months. Would that work? Only one thing: on such a valuable lot, could you take some additional photos? It may just be my computer, but the ones in your auction are pretty blurry.>> >>



That's nasty.

Myqqy

DDink, I'm very interested in what type of response you get from them.....

ddink

No response so far. Oh well, there went my chance of scoring a $70,000 set of coins =(

100proof1957

youd think for 70 k you could get the keys at least !

razorface1027

Notice the words "Fine" in the auction description, that's about what they might net grade. Therefore, he/she gets away with it.

Merc

Yep, that is bad. All the coins are pollished, dipped, and or whizzed. Then there are gready bidders that think they are getting a super bargain.

JeffinMich

Wow, auction closed at $455 for $30 worth of junk silver.

Coinerww

I am surprised how high bidding went. I am watching for negatives.

mgoodm3

oooh. shiny.

XpipedreamR

tonywait is the best. I have him on my favorite sellers list so I don't miss crap like this!

ziggy29

<< <i>tonywait is the best. I have him on my favorite sellers list so I don't miss crap like this! >>

With all due respect to anyone named Tony here...there must be something in that name, at least where eBay IDs are concerned. One seller with "tony" in the name overhypes coins and gets $455 for what is mostly like junk worth $50, if that...and another seller with "tony" in the name keeps selling one fake Seated or Trade Dollar after another.