A tribute to the nice people on eBay

relayer

A tribute to the nice (cheap) people on eBay

K6AZ

Wow, you didn't even get half of your submission fee back after fees. Was this something you thought would 70?

ziggy29

And this, on the other hand, is the flip side to the one cent/no reserve auction.

eagle7

I guess it can be called lack of interest, buying interest. I think the buyer paid too much for the coin. JMHO.

relayer

Yes, unless you can get a 70 I think 90% of the coins direct from the mint aren't worth slabbing.

Baley

sorry relayer, here's another one you may take a beating on..

Already bid higher than I'd be willing to go (when you factor in the outrageous shipping charges; what's he billing me for, envelopes, stamps, spit, gas, tire treads, shoe leather, etc.?

however, I've bookmarked one of your 1795 $5 pieces, and may place a bid (I'm needing a pocket piece)

Dog97

OUCH!

stman

Tonelover

At least you weren't this guy:

Auction

Seriously though, I don't see why you're calling the bidders cheap. Look at the others that have sold, on a good day it may have gone for $2 more. Not a whole heck of a lot of difference there.

relayer

<< <i>At least you weren't this guy: >>



Yeah, but he charges $4.00 for S/H.

I only charge $3.95.

Yousri

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<< <i>At least you weren't this guy: >>



Yeah, but he charges $4.00 for S/H.

I only charge $3.95. >>

nankraut

Well, when you place an item for auction, "you takes yer chances". I sold a nice large brass cast belt buckle on EBAY a couple yr ago for .01C. Then, the buyer stiffed me, claiming he never received it. So, I taped a penny to a piece of paper and sent it to him, to avoid getting a neg.

skier07

Maybe I'm missing something, but why would anyone want to buy a one year old coin with a mintage approaching one billion? I don't care if it's a 69 or 70 or 100. To me it's a dime and maybe on a good day it might be worth a quarter!

Bruce