1943-s Lincoln in MS68 currently bid to $1800 -- closed at $1875

DMWJR

on eBay, with crappy photos. There are two days left. Will there be a second bid??

Am I going to be able to afford any more Lincolns between now and 2009???

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drwstr123

Yes!!! $1825.00. I'm marking this weekend on my calander. The planets must be right for selling Lincolns. Mike

sonofagunk

Isn't this seller one that had a lot of shill bids in the past (and later claimed that he paid his nephew to sell the coins and his nephew was responsible for the shilling)?

some others have done business with him since. Others have long memories (it was 3.5 years ago)



old thread

drwstr123

<< <i>Isn't this seller one that had a lot of shill bids in the past (and later claimed that he paid his nephew to sell the coins and his nephew was responsible for the shilling)?

some others have done business with him since. Others have long memories (it was 3.5 years ago)



old thread >>


Nice pick-up. Mike

DMWJR

Thanks for the link to the old thread. I know who the seller is, and I'm surprised about the shilling allegation. I couldn't pull up any of the links in the old thread to see exactly what was being discussed, but I got the essence of it.

sonofagunk

It was very obvious from the bids. There were 3 or 4 accounts, all brand new, all just bidding on his auctions, ...

commoncents05

I bought a nice Lincoln from this seller a few months ago. A really nice coin, and a really nice guy. I added him to my favorite sellers, he has some really nice Lincolns.

-Paul

DMWJR

3 bids - winning bid was $1875 and winner has about 600 positive feedbacks. Doesn't look like a shill bidder to me.

That was impressive!

ellewood

i have purchased 2 or 3 lincolns from him over the years as well. Never a problem.