ebay auction "No Coins" WOW!!

bearcave

WOW Again

DesertRat

LOL....just goes to show you how people don't read the entire description...or even the title

Russ

<< <i>1999 S & 2001 S CAMEO >>



How can they be cameo if there's no coins?

Russ, NCNE

ziggy29

I'm not certain the winners were "duped." It could be that they want to pop some clad proofs into these holders and sell them as silver proof sets.

airplanenut

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<< <i>1999 S & 2001 S CAMEO >>



How can they be cameo if there's no coins?

Russ, NCNE >>

I see some white where the coins are--nice and frosty

dollardude

Obviously from a set that was sent in for grading.

21Walker

KEY word in the title is "EMPTY"............wow what can I say........I new I shouldn't have sold the Brooklyn bridge when I did.....(the 3rd time)...........

LindeDad

Another rip off on the way. Buy your proof sets here.
U S Mint

my3cents

this is just an auction for unscrouplous sellers. They can buy the package and the COA, put in whatever they want, and peddle it off as the real thing.

what other reason would you buy it for?

ldhair

I may be that those that broke up sets to put in albums could use these.

But the price. Wow.

jom

Anyone find it odd that ALL of the underbidders had only a few transactions to their name?

jom

CramptonMotorsports

aboncom "sgs" definetly shill bids their auctions

Dog97

I didn't realize ½ the value of the Proof Sets was in the packaging. I thought most collectors threw them away after they took the coins out. (dazed & confused)

solid

I know the price on these sets has risen dramatically, but don't follow them.

Is it possible one could purchase individual lower grade slabbed coins (PR67/68)
coins, bust them out of their holders, load them back into an empty proof set, and
make money selling it as original? Surely not!

sliderider

Now you know where aboncom gets the coins for his SGS slabs.

ksteelheader

<< <i>what other reason would you buy it for? >>

Maybe to replace the one I damaged???

<< <i>But the price. Wow. >>

That's the average going price for those items!!

aem4162

<< <i>WOW Again >>



oh
my
gosh

kenoshapete

I bought one item from them about a year and a half ago and it was not a good experience. In my opinion, though they show pictures of the holders empty, I think this leads to "no good" in our community. Allows for someone to put crappy coins in the case and then resell it as the original items.

This flames me!
Pete

Shamika

Somebody is gonna be seriously PISSED OFF in about a week!

CardsFan

I sold 3 empty 1999 quarters only boxes/coa this week for around $20. I don't what the deal is, I've sold empty boxes before for normally a couple dollars. Now I'm just mad that I had thrown out some of my packages before I started saving them!

BigE

My empty boxes are in the attic, however I would be apprehensive about selling them on E-Bay as empty because I would think people would be bidding as if they were full-----no matter how clear I made it-------------------BigE

BigE

Look, the high bidder bought these too!Text--------------------BigE

BigE

Plus he bought the coins to put in them-----------BigE

CardsFan

If it says in the title and description "no coins" and the picture is of no coins, then that should be pretty clear. However, I am nervous about when the customer recieves the ones that he bought for $20 this weekend. I would have rather sold them for two bucks then have to go through a big hastle.

susanlynn9

Take a look at the winning bidder's closed auctions. Gee, go figure, they sell proof sets.
Link

CardsFan

Note to self- Don't buy proof sets on e-bay anymore. How long do you think it will be before he sells them as an actual set?