"Fine to Very Fine Condition, best offer, seller retains the right to refuse any and all offers.Asking starting bid of $3000"
What does he mean by this? Sounds like he is using eBay as an advertising medium to solicit offers so he can sell the coin for something less than $3000 and not pay the eBay seller's fee.
anyone who is contemplating a bid on this coin should first "ask the seller a question" and find out if the brackets around VDB are prominent on his coin...
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Absurd! (And that's being kind.) He/she won't get a bid unless someone out there is beyond deranged. All the messages (above) point out the obvious about this coin and seller. If the coin were in a PCGS MS64 holder....maybe....in a 65 holder it would attract some bids. Further, how much do any of you want to bet that his/her "grading" is inflated? I'll bet my 09VDB PCGS MS67 on this! (Of course, you would have to bet a comparable value.)
My guess is G-VG with a super glued 'S' in the wrong position. Wish I had a scan to confirm my suspicions.
Coppernicus
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Coppernicus, Do you think the seller actually went to the trouble of having the coin in the first place? Based on all the other factors pointed out in this thread, I think there's a better than 50/50 chance that the coin is not in the sellers possesion in the first place.
danglen, I'll go one step further and say their is a 90% chance this scammer is under 18 years old, used a stolen CC for his account, and does crack rather than crack-outs.
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people to recoup what they lost in the stock market.
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What's the insertion fee on an item with a $3,000 starting price? I wonder how much that moron just flushed down the toilet?
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What does he mean by this? Sounds like he is using eBay as an advertising medium to solicit offers so he can sell the coin for something less than $3000 and not pay the eBay seller's fee.
Pete
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My guess is G-VG with a super glued 'S' in the wrong position. Wish I had a scan to confirm my suspicions.
Coppernicus
Lincoln Wheats (1909 - 1958) Basic Set - Always Interested in Upgrading!
Then I must have gotten a good deal on the 09-s VDB PCGS-64 red I bought last month for 1900.00
Do you think the seller actually went to the trouble of having the coin in the first place? Based on all the other factors pointed out in this thread, I think there's a better than 50/50 chance that the coin is not in the sellers possesion in the first place.
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"Everything I have is for sale except for my wife and my dog....and I'm not sure about one of them."
I'll go one step further and say their is a 90% chance this scammer is under 18 years old, used a stolen CC for his account, and does crack rather than crack-outs.