Look at all these counterfeits!

FadeToBlack

eBay of course. Somebody already bought a trade dollar.

DAM

If Vinnie took a bat and paid a visit to these clowns, the word would get out and this nonsense would stop.

oih82w8

...and seven other "highly questionable" round metallic objects posing as coins on the sold tab..and two positive feedbacks.

There is not a pole long enough that I would touch these with.

numisma

The seller has a feedback rating of 2, and both were positive. Bid with confidence! Now if the seller only had a feedback rating of 1 then I would be very leery of bidding.

AUandAG

Not only are the coins fake he is also breaking the law selling a tiger tooth...no no my friend..

bob

Kyle

Sold Listings

lostincoins

nice castings of vintage coins, this makes me sad

ms70

How am I not surprised he's selling a bunch of stuff from China along with the counterfeits?

etexmike

<< <i>The seller has a feedback rating of 2, and both were positive. Bid with confidence! Now if the seller only had a feedback rating of 1 then I would be very leery of bidding. >>



Very good point.


Mike

rec78

1894-s Barber quarter


And, Ah, ---Just exactly what does this mean?:

"1894S Barber Quarter Dollar, face value a quarter of US Dollar, Mintmarks S of USA, San Francisco (1854- present), no magnetic, diameter : 2.38 cm.thickness: 1.6 mm. good condition, vintage. Please note my devoted telling and keep your money safe! By placing a bid you are entering a legal and binding contract. The seller apologies, the merchandise, the seller is no response to any authentication or discussion at this moment, could be seen as any souvenirs as the people interested or ever their thinks of using. Non paying bidders will be added to the no-bid list and no returns. Nevertheless, The seller would strongly recommend that any buyer, if LOOKING FOR GENUINE COINS, you have knowledge of the coin industry, pricing and grading when you bid at auction before. The seller guarantees authenticity only. Thanks very much for your kindly concern!"

GrumpyEd

He did much better when translating and describing his poster.

The US coin description is pretty confusing, not sure what he was trying to say other than "no returns".

SaorAlba

The wording in the auction description seems to be a google translation rather than something written by a native English speaker.

winky

Come on Vinnie your work needs to be done. Take the bat and go.

roadrunner

<< <i>1894-s Barber quarter


And, Ah, ---Just exactly what does this mean?:

"1894S Barber Quarter Dollar, face value a quarter of US Dollar, Mintmarks S of USA, San Francisco (1854- present), no magnetic, diameter : 2.38 cm.thickness: 1.6 mm. good condition, vintage. Please note my devoted telling and keep your money safe! By placing a bid you are entering a legal and binding contract. The seller apologies, the merchandise, the seller is no response to any authentication or discussion at this moment, could be seen as any souvenirs as the people interested or ever their thinks of using. Non paying bidders will be added to the no-bid list and no returns. Nevertheless, The seller would strongly recommend that any buyer, if LOOKING FOR GENUINE COINS, you have knowledge of the coin industry, pricing and grading when you bid at auction before. The seller guarantees authenticity only. Thanks very much for your kindly concern!" >>



Looking at that 1894-s "quarter" I think guaranteeing authenticity is quite a feat. We should all take the seller up on their "devoted telling and keeping our money safe."

remumc

<< <i>Not only are the coins fake he is also breaking the law selling a tiger tooth...no no my friend..

bob >>



The tiger tooth is probably fake also.

ricko

Just more ebay garbage..... really sad.... Cheers, RickO