Please look at the auction picture and enjoy the laugh!!!

keets

Here's a good one, and I don't usually go for the eBay scammer type threads, but this guy is either a clear idiot or my eye-sight is fading fast.

Here's the link. Notice that the obverse shows a 1944 and the reverse shows an "S" mintmark next to the building, evidentally meaning that this is the rare Type One MM Jefferson error.

Al H.

lava

That's what I see Al. That doesn't mean were right though.

Peaceman

Good feedback..... return policy......

Bid on it and ask for the pictured coin... maybe you'll cherrypick the guy......

solid

What date was it that had the counterfeit war nickels with the small
mintmark to the side of Monticello? Hmmmmmm

Bochiman

Did you READ the return policy?

Yes, he has a return, but no refund on postage. MINIMUM postage is $6!!!!!

I'd love to sell like that too...if I didn't have a conscience.

windwhispersintrees

For auction is another Brilliant Uncirculated Jefferson Nickel which has never circulated. This coin is beautiful and Mint State also. Thanks.

Uhmmmm hmmmmmmm.
He titles his auction for a 1940-S and shows instead an impossibly mintmarked 1944 that looks like it's covered in aluminum foil to boot?
And...he gives new meaning to redundancy when he informs us that this "Brilliant Uncirculated" coin......"has never circulated."

Please...someone here bid so we can find out if he steps up stupidity another notch by mailing out a gold-covered chocolate coin taped inside a #10 envelope.

Conder101

There are no counterfeit war nickels with a small mint mark. It was 1944 with NO mint mark. There is also a single 1942-S with small mintmark known, and it is struck in the 35% silver composition. I think he is selling a 1940-S nickel and jst linked the wrong obverse picture.

ss350camaro

Looks like he did a revision. Added another obverse pic and "doctored" the last 4 to blur it a little bit.

Either he's too lazy to put the correct picture up or it's an obvious scam.

keets

hey Mike

that was my initial thought, for about three-tehths of a second!!!!!!!! not much chance, though. the seller more than likely knows what he's doing and is just stupid, albeit funny.

al h.