He's at it again...

sadysta1 · September 24, 2002 11:00PM

I know it becomes tiresome but he raised his prices again...

record price

yet another deal of the lifetime

kranky · September 24, 2002 11:05PM

I notice his auction STILL says "I CHALLENGE anyone to show me another coin like this?" even though he was told of another one that sold on ebay recently.

Perhaps he felt justified to raise his asking price because he only wants $90K+ for this error.

RotatedRainbows · September 24, 2002 11:53PM

It has to be legitimate since it is in an ACG slab. I just wonder how much it cost him to have a six figure coin graded since ACG charges more the higher the coin value is?

nwcs · September 25, 2002 12:02AM

Considering how many times he's posted this auction with different prices, the fees have got to be mounting!

MadMarty · September 25, 2002 12:08AM

I think the max fee is only $3.30 no matter how much you ask for the coin...

dbldie55 · September 25, 2002 12:16AM

The fee is only $3.30, so no big deal there. Now it is in an ACG slab (or was it before, I never noticed it). Just being in an ACG slab let's you know the type of person you are dealing with.

Can you say moron?

MICHAELDIXON · September 25, 2002 12:33AM

This guy reads the boards and doesn't have the intestinal fortitude to respond here. He sends out e-mails with what you have written on the board and his response. I blocked his e-mail address, so I wouldn't have to read his ignorance. He sent me an e-mail about supply and demand. Evidently, he is too ignorant to see the supply is plentiful and the demand is nill. He has to realize the coin isn't worth near what he is asking, since one NGC certified coin sold for $275.
.

Dog97 · September 25, 2002 12:40AM

Who's that unemployed guy that posts here? He just bought 1 for $200+ slabbed by NGC. I think it was a MS-70.

Russ · September 25, 2002 2:06AM

Michael,

I keep getting eMails from this whackjob also. I didn't block him, though. I'm fascinated by the odd in the world.

Russ, NCNE

RLinn · September 25, 2002 2:12AM

<< He sent me an e-mail about supply and demand. >>

Wouldn't that be "supply and demented?"

MadMarty · September 25, 2002 2:21AM

<< Who's that unemployed guy that posts here? >>

Hey Dog, why you bustin my BA!!S. Go to tell you I cleaned out the closets here and found a bunch of Apple Computer stuff I had Laying around. It was stuff the I collected when I worked for a dealer (lapel pins, books, glasses, ect...). So I put it on E-Bay, the stuff went for over $600. And I just had to have that coin, if just for a novelty and to tell Pat (the $144,000 guy) that I have one too... Graded by a respectable grading company!!!

nwcs · September 25, 2002 2:24AM

Even at $3.30 per listing, after about 20 listings it still adds up!

nwcs · September 25, 2002 2:25AM

Another funny thing is that the guy originally bought the proof sets for < $100 each.

MadMarty · September 25, 2002 2:41AM

I think on one of the older posts he paid $8 each...

leothelyon · September 25, 2002 3:01AM

A year or so ago I had sold a Delaware quarter with the reverse clad layer missing and only fetched $227. I would think if a few of you guys on these boards have the same coin, put it up on ebay along with this guys coin at 1% of what he's asking $1450. Personally, the coin does not
look like he's taking a wizz. It's more like someone scratched the die while handling it.

Leo

IvanOnly · September 25, 2002 3:06AM

This guy is a wackjob. It is hard to figure out what some people are thinking sometimes.
Luckly no one is willing to buy into his crap and fork over the cash.

RotatedRainbows · September 25, 2002 3:30AM

I think one of the problems is the is not an error, it was just struck with old broken down dies which I don't think should add much premium. I know I like to collect busties with old worn out cracked dies but I have never paid a premium for any of them, even considering this is a modern proof which rarely comes with defects this is so minor and a total lack of interest by modern collectors in items struck by broken down dies the demand is probably no more then 4 or 5 even at a couple dollars each. But eventually MANY more will show up and all the ones he has will be worth what ever the current value of proofs are at that time unless someone buys one as a novelty item.

MrLee · September 25, 2002 3:31AM

This is what he paid for the PERFECT STORM COIN. Just a slight markup.

IvanOnly · September 25, 2002 3:56AM

Dang, like 10mins and he already sent me an e-mail, he's quick.

MadMarty · September 25, 2002 6:14AM

I just got my "Pissing Minuteman" quarter in (along with the other coins in the proof set) and it really looks like he is taking a leak!!!

braddick · September 25, 2002 6:14AM

<< This guy reads the boards and doesn't have the intestinal fortitude to respond here. He sends out e-mails with what you have written on the board and his response. I blocked his e-mail address, so I wouldn't have to read his ignorance. He sent me an e-mail about supply and demand. Evidently, he is too ignorant to see the supply is plentiful and the demand is nill. He has to realize the coin isn't worth near what he is asking, since one NGC certified coin sold for $275. . >>

I was an underbidder on that coin.
In my opinion-
Value of coin: $10.00
Value of story behind the coin: $100.00.
I bid accordingly.

I lost.

MadMarty · September 25, 2002 6:18AM

<< I was an underbidder on that coin. >>

Pat, it was way too nice of a coin for you anyway!!!

If I find a G02 in circulation it's yours, baby!!!

airplanenut · September 25, 2002 6:26AM

To think that it will sell at that cost if ACG graded it lower than the NGC example!!! Wow! I want him to email me! I wanna "learn" because skool ain't not 'nuff lernin tyme.

Jeremy

Rampage · September 25, 2002 7:01AM

Rampage · September 25, 2002 7:04AM

Look at this Proof Set he is offering.

DIMEMAN · September 25, 2002 7:41AM

Boy, it sure is tempting with FREE postage and everything. NOt !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

coindaughter · September 25, 2002 8:29AM

MadMarty, what are you doing just sitting there??! There's tons o' dough to be made on your yooorinating fella! EBAY, EBAY, EBAY!

CLASSICS · September 25, 2002 9:08AM

<< I notice his auction STILL says "I CHALLENGE anyone to show me another coin like this?" even though he was told of another one that sold on ebay recently.

Perhaps he felt justified to raise his asking price because he only wants $90K+ for this error. >>

i email him and was told who ever bought the other one made a bad mistake...go figure

CLASSICS · September 25, 2002 9:18AM

<< 

<< This guy reads the boards and doesn't have the intestinal fortitude to respond here. He sends out e-mails with what you have written on the board and his response. I blocked his e-mail address, so I wouldn't have to read his ignorance. He sent me an e-mail about supply and demand. Evidently, he is too ignorant to see the supply is plentiful and the demand is nill. He has to realize the coin isn't worth near what he is asking, since one NGC certified coin sold for $275. . >>

I was an underbidder on that coin.
In my opinion-
Value of coin: $10.00
Value of story behind the coin: $100.00.
I bid accordingly.

I lost. >>

.... must be new?

CLASSICS · September 25, 2002 9:40AM

<< I know it becomes tiresome but he raised his prices again...

record price

yet another deal of the lifetime >>

how much?

MadMarty · September 25, 2002 9:48AM

<< MadMarty, what are you doing just sitting there??! There's tons o' dough to be made on your yooorinating fella! EBAY, EBAY, EBAY! >>

I bought it because I thought it was a neat error. It goes next to all the other die cracks I have collected.

MICHAELDIXON · September 25, 2002 11:57PM

Whackjob (stackgenerator@cs.com),
I blocked you from sending me e-mails at my other address! If you wish to respond to something posted on this thread, please have the balls to say it here. Nobody respects a coward! And...I deleted it without reading, as your e-mails are insane ramblings!

nwcs · September 26, 2002 12:13AM

How much do you think he will charge for this item he recently purchased?

Spooly · September 26, 2002 12:19AM

nwcs - 1867 3-Cent Nickel, VG $12.00 for the coin..... $10000.00 for some BS story! You know people really are crazy! I think this guy must have stop taking his meds! What a crack pot!

UncleJoe · September 26, 2002 12:23AM

nwcs, I suspect this coin will show up as a F/VF in a future auction.

It does have a full LIBERTY, doesn't it?

Joe.

1956Quarter · September 26, 2002 12:25AM

Where do these people get these assnine asking prices for no big deal junk? Where do they get these rediculous stories? The description isn't even accurate. I've NEVER seen a man urinate backwards unless he was doing so into a gale wind. And whats this other storm one with the semen stain? Oh brother.....

MICHAELDIXON · September 26, 2002 12:37AM

He'll be sending you guys e-mails about how supply and demand determine his prices and he'll be wanting to know where you got your PHD in Economics. As far as his ship in the storm quarter, that one is easy to duplicate, since the proof holders can be opened and closed without any evidence of tampering.
.
I would like to see him defend his STUPIDITY on the boards.

shirohniichan · September 26, 2002 12:54AM

All you guys just hate modern coins!

Spooly · September 26, 2002 12:57AM

This guy is just trying to rip off some newbie with more money than sense.

KINCOIN · September 26, 2002 2:17AM

MICHAELDIXON
Expert Collector
Liar liar pants on fire.Here is the mail I sent to this idiot. See how this con artist twists the content of the letter to his advantage. It was not economics it was coin collecting. He reads but does not comprehend.typical, typical ,typical.I bet he also knows all about tampering with coins since he explained it so vividly.

Rare 2000 S SILVER MASSACHUSETTS DIE CRACK Item # 1377721633
Date: 9/5/02 8:57:35 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Stack Generator
To: Dixonmjd@aol.com

Michael,
You stated. This guy has relisted the set with a price of $95K. Stupidity runs rampant in his household!

At what university did you get your Ph.D. in coin collecting? They should have taught you something about supply and demand.
PAT

AND HIS REPLY IS

Thursday September 26, 2002 9:37 AM
(NEW!)
He'll be sending you guys e-mails about how supply and demand determine his prices and he'll be wanting to know where you got your PHD in Economics. As far as his ship in the storm quarter, that one is easy to duplicate, since the proof holders can be opened and closed without any evidence of tampering.
.
I would like to see him defend his STUPIDITY on the boards.

Clankeye · September 26, 2002 2:20AM

Sorry.... I thought this was Airplanenut's off-topic thread.

pontiacinf · September 26, 2002 2:27AM

this clown is soooooooooo baked

MrLee · September 26, 2002 2:28AM

Hi Pat. Glad to see you showed up.

dbldie55 · September 26, 2002 2:32AM

stackgenerator spewed "I CHALLENGE anyone to show me another coin like this?" and...... it was done. Of course, his is now certified by ACG and we all know about the morals and ethics of people who sell ACG crap.

Now he buys a coin for $14 and lists it for $95,000 calling it rare. Amazing how no one has jumped on these deals of a lifetime.

KINCOIN · September 26, 2002 2:35AM

pontiacinf Expert Collector

You can't compete with a king learn how to spell. It's so not soooooooooo .

KINCOIN · September 26, 2002 2:42AM

dbldie55
Expert Collector Says
stackgenerator spewed "I CHALLENGE anyone to show me another coin like this?" and...... it was done. Of course, his is now certified by ACG and we all know about the morals and ethics of people who sell ACG crap.

Now he buys a coin for $14 and lists it for $95,000 calling it rare. Amazing how no one has jumped on these deals of a lifetime.

I see another one can read but does not comprehend. The fella that sold his coin is one of the owners of the TEN coins total. He made a huge mistake. I only used ACG to show the coin was real to all the sceptics out there. So are you saying the coin is not real since ACG graded it?

KINCOIN · September 26, 2002 2:47AM

MrLee
Veteran
Hello,
Glad to see you also Lee

DirtroadRider · September 26, 2002 3:06AM

I recently emailed this seller with a few questions concerning the value of his coins and how he bases their value. Below is a copy of the email he sent me. I also ask him to visit this Forum to express his opinions..

Hello Whoever you are,
People ask me questions such as yours all the time. The coin that sold for 98,036.00 less than the one I have is mine. I was the winner of the coin you mentioned. I realized this coin is a rare one and could be the only one like it, hence the high premium. You may find another coin like this but I doubt it. So it seems like I am the only dealer out there for this coin. I just have the ability to spot rare coins and then turn around and advertise them the proper way.
Next coin THE PISSING MINUTE MAN.
The seller of these coins did not know how to advertise these coins nor did he know how many there were. I did some research on the Internet and found them to be a rare coin since none were being sold. There are probably a dozen of them out there. That is why the price is so high on these coins and if more are found then of course the price will plummet.

MICHAELDIXON · September 26, 2002 3:25AM

KINCOIN,
Why didn't you register your member name as "ConMan?" That would be a more appropriate one for you. All of us on the boards know you're just a dirtbag trying to scam a new collector out of their money.
.

"I bet he also knows all about tampering with coins since he explained it so vividly. " I got it from one of those insane, rambling e-mails you sent.
.
"I only used ACG to show the coin was real to all the sceptics out there. So are you saying the coin is not real since ACG graded it?" Smooth! Very smooth! You loser! ACG sure gives credibility to this coin!

MICHAELDIXON · September 26, 2002 3:29AM

KINCOIN,
To quote from your auction: "This is an EXTREMELY RARE RAW ERROR 2000 S PROOF SILVER MASSACHUSETTS cracked die error." Be a little less ignorant and change all your auction information to reflect it is certified by ACG OR can't you comprehend what raw means?
.
Edited to add: I like your icon. What is the LO on the right hand side? Weren't you able to totally erase LOSER?

Twowood · September 26, 2002 3:37AM

Yeah...It sounds like a lot of money BUT he pays shipping, handleing AND insurace!!!!

He's at it again...

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