Wow! A triple play mistake between Heritage, NGC and Myself!
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Okay, so I am kinda taking advantage of 2 mistakes at once here.
Can you find the three mistakes made?
Michael
Can you find the three mistakes made?
Michael
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Two is the coin is overgraded.....too many hits for my liking
Hell, I don't need to exercise.....I get enough just pushing my luck.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>The auction says it's a 26 plain, the slab says it's a 26 plain, but the coin says it's a 26-D. >>
Nope, look again.
<< <i>Don't you feel guilty about taking advantage of poor Heritage? >>
Nope, do you know what they charge for shipping?
Michael
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LOLOL
Hell, I don't need to exercise.....I get enough just pushing my luck.
she's got lines at the base of her neck and lips.
what's with the crevace along the top edges?
and obviously it's a "D"
<< <i>DDO? >>
Nope, well at least that's not what I was talking about. I have to check that when the coin arrives.
Thanks
Michael
I'm know nothing about peace $'s, just throwing stuff out there.
also a gouge through DOL on the reverse
<< <i>Nope, do you know what they charge for shipping?
Michael >>
Just goes to show that Heritage doesn't really examine their coins before putting them up for auction,or they would have caught right on to it!
It looks over graded to me, lots of hits.
Personally i think the opening $105/BIN is too much.
What are you seeing Mike ?
<< <i> Here's one obvious mistake: "PAY PAL" >>
Mark,
The auction states "Multiple items purchased can be combined to save you on shipping. Please email me before sending payment. We now accept Pay Pal for eBay purchases. Please send funds to: bobmarino@heritagecoin.com."
To me the PayPal doesn't look like a mistake ?
<< <i>To me the PayPal doesn't look like a mistake >>
I understand that they accept "Pay Pal" but I was joking that Michael was no "pal" of theirs - hence my
<< <i>Here's one obvious mistake: "PAY PAL" - You, sir, are no "pal" of theirs!
<< <i>Personally i think the opening $105/BIN is too much. >>
Not if it's a 1926-D.
Russ, NCNE
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Heritage listed the auction as a 1926 NGC MS64. NGC's label shows a 1926-S NGC MS64, but I doubt it is a San Fran because the strike is much too strong -- the coin is probably a 26-D.
It looks like Heritage missed the S on the label thought it was a P when NGC really made the mistake and its a Denver Mint coin.
Either a D or an S is worth at least twice what the BIN price was.
Now let's see what Heritage sends me. I want the coin shown obviously.
Hey Feld -- I got your PAL right here buddy!
Michael
still a score if you get the coin pictured
<< <i>It looks like Heritage missed the S on the label thought it was a P when NGC really made the mistake and its a Denver Mint coin. >>
Huh ? The S near the $1 means Silver, Doesn't it ???
If it was an S mint it would look like this
Not this
<< <i>Huh ? The S near the $1 means Silver, Doesn't it ??? >>
Yes, it does.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Hey Mike, Here's where the reverse pic of the one you bought is.
Looks to me like they simply posted the wrong reverse pictures in the two auctions.
1926-D Peace Auction >>
That's a different reverse than the one in Michael's auction.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>That's a different reverse than the one in Michael's auction. >>
Really? Ya think? That's why i edited it out waaaaay before you deemed it necessary to quote it.
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Also, it appears that you owe an apology to NGC - YOU were mixed up/mistaken about the 1926 S$1 label - amazing, since you are a Peace dollar fanatic
<< <i>Really? Ya think? That's why i edited it out waaaaay before you deemed it necessary to quote it. >>
Actually, you edited it during the whole 1 1/2 minutes it took for the server to post my response. Yeah, that was waaaaay before.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Actually, you edited it during the whole 1 1/2 minutes it took for the server to post my response. Yeah, that was waaaaay before. >>
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I still think NGC made a mistake and mislabeled it a P and Heritage listed it as a P. So no apology there. So I still got your PAL right here Mr. Feld!
I BINed it as a D. I want to see what Heritage does as well.
By the way, it remains a triple play mistake and I've added myself to the title!
Michael
<< <i>Can you find the three mistakes made? >>
1) The seller listed a picture of a 1926-D reverse when listing a 1926
2) The seller listed S/H at both $8.70 and $7.80
3) The buyer thinks he's going to get a 1926-D
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<< <i>The obverse and reverse pics seem to match the same coin as well. >>
I agree. The color and pattern seem to be the same.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>I BINed it as a D >>
Actually, you B(ought)IN - please use proper grammar - we have already had more than enough mistakes in this thread !
P -- I -- S -- S -- O -- F -- F
How'bout them apples!
Michael
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<< <i>The auction says it's a 26 plain, the slab says it's a 26 plain, but the coin says it's a 26-D. >>
Nope, look again.
<< <i>Don't you feel guilty about taking advantage of poor Heritage? >>
Nope, do you know what they charge for shipping?
Michael >>
Uh, I think that sound you just heard was egg on Michael's face!
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<< <i>Well. nobody really got it.
Heritage listed the auction as a 1926 NGC MS64. NGC's label shows a 1926-S NGC MS64, but I doubt it is a San Fran because the strike is much too strong -- the coin is probably a 26-D.
Um.....You want to try that again?
I was the first to point out the "D"
Then I re-edited to point out that there were too many hits to be that grade
then 3 replies down I asked:
Friday September 24, 2004 2:28 PM
What is the "S" to the left of the dollar on the slab
Sheesh........I actually got something right for a change.
Hell, I don't need to exercise.....I get enough just pushing my luck.
<< <i>But what ever happened to doing the "Right" thing? >>
I actually met my quota for today. Lawyers are limited to 3 "right" acts per day. It would give the whole profession a bad image if too many of us started acting like decent individuals.
Now I have to go wipe the egg off my face.
Michael
<< <i>I wouldn't be too worried Michael, if you get the coin pictured you got it for half price. >>
I'm not, actually I think the 26-D in MS64 is actually more than $230. And if they send me the P, then I'll just return it.
I'll be out shipping, but what the hey!
Michael
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Nothing !
There are a some things even a pig wont do !
Michael
Here's a good clean lawyer joke. --
A Pope, a Priest and a lawyer are standing at the Pearly Gates with St. Peter when St. Peter says "Gentlemen, come this way, your accomdations are ready."
All 4 men walk towards and into a beautiful Hotel. Everything is white and clean, the sky is a bright blue and the temperture is just perfect.
As the 4 men approach the 1 st door, St. Peter turns and says to the Priest -- "Father, these would be your accomodations" as he opens the door.
It is a perfect standard hotel room, everything is white and clean. There's a vase on the desk with some flowers in it. Otherwise it could be a regular room at the Holiday Inn.
The Father turns and thanks St. Peter profusely.
Only the Pope and the Lawyer remain. St Peter takes them to a set of double doors leading to a Suite.
St. Peter turns and says "Your Holiness, this Suite will be your new dwelling for all of eternity."
The Pope turns and kisses the ring upon St. Peter's hand and thanks him.
St Peter now leads the lawyer to another area of the Hotel. Where he presents the lawyer with his own private Guest House, it has a swimming pool, a beautiful garden, fruit tress, a private patio with a fountain in the middle. Again, it appears too perfect.
St. Peter turns to the lawyer and says "Sir these will be your accomodations, are they suitable?"
The lawyer, dumbfounded, says to St. Peter "Certainly this must be a mistake, I am no where near as pious of a man as a Pope and a Priest. They certainly deserve this more than I?"
St Peter turns and whispers to the lawyer --- "Popes and Priest are a dime a dozen around here, BUT you are our 1ST lawyer!!!"