Highjacked account selling a rather expensive piece
GoldenEyeNumismatics
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I don't think anyone will buy it though, he's almost double greysheet
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Editted to add: My mistake... all I saw the the 0 feedback activity in the past 12 months and the crappy photos and I jumped to the conclusion...
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Editted to add: My mistake... all I saw the the 0 feedback activity in the past 12 months and the crappy photos and I jumped to the conclusion...
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<< <i>I don't think anyone will buy it though, he's almost double greysheet
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Well, since Park Avenue Numismatics is an established company, how and who do you think the listing could have been hijacked from??
And what makes you think the coin is an average 63?? Assuming the coin could also possibly be a liner 64, that price would be cheap.
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edit: No feedback for over a year is certainly an indicator of a hijacked account. They probably shouldn't have come back after the ebay absence with such a high priced coin if they really intend to sell it but they probably don't. Often ebay is just used for advertising for these expensive coins and they sell direct.
--Jerry
<< <i>I don't think anyone will buy it though, he's almost double greysheet
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My mistake... all I saw the the 0 feedback activity in the past 12 months and I jumped to the conclusion...
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
<< <i>How can anyone hijack your account unless they were able to hack into eBay's puters? Someone must have gotten mine recently as eBay apparently caught it and locked it. >>
I hope you understand the concept of phishing, if not step back from the keyboard until you get help from a friend....