E-bay Seller Trying Too Hard on The Sell Job?

ChodeLee · May 16, 2003 12:06PM

This one will describe your head off. Toned Quarters for 1.00. You will love this

Check the hype

Russ · May 16, 2003 12:08PM

Hey, it's Dr. Soccer Mom! Nothin' says lovin' like coins fresh from the oven!

Russ, NCNE

jonesy · May 16, 2003 12:11PM

What! They live in an active Volcano? Or one Hell of a chemistry set.

Glenn

nocheese · May 16, 2003 12:22PM

SOME OF THE COLORS HERE ARE , GOLD , BLUE , RED , DEEP PURPLE , AND MORE , OF COURSE SOME ARE RAINBOWED DEEP TOO .
i wonder if he has made up any colors

ChodeLee · May 16, 2003 12:34PM

I WOULD THINK OF THESE COINS MORE LIKE ART THEN ANYTHING ELSE .
NO THESE COINS ARE NOT PAINTED .
YES THESE COINS ARE REAL MONEY .
YOU HAVE A LOW DOWN SIDE HERE ON THESE COINS , BECAUSE YOU CAN ALWAYS SPEND THEM FOR THE FACE VALUE

Wow now I feel better about this deal!

nocheese · May 16, 2003 12:55PM

Feedback Summary 2600 positives. 1463 are from unique users.

16 neutrals.

9 negatives. 8 are from unique users.

this guy sells everything from soup to nuts....and toned quarters to boot

Wolfy00002 · May 16, 2003 1:26PM

But guys, we get a coin in it's very own 2x2 flip, so we don't have to worry about it. And they even throw in free, yes that's right, I said FREE staples. Is that not a deal?

ElectricEye · May 16, 2003 1:33PM

what the he// are they using to do that to those poor defenseless coins?

foodude · May 16, 2003 1:38PM

How many in a batch?

Here's a couple quarters I just found in my oven. I don't know what happened, they fell in the oven when it was at 400 degrees, and 20 minutes later... I just don't know.

They look like the ones in the auction when viewed at an angle, but when I scanned them (straight on) they just look over cooked.

ElectricEye · May 16, 2003 1:44PM

How many minutes fudude? did you add any seasoning?

foodude · May 16, 2003 1:55PM

Took about 20 minutes to create the master pieces, of blue, purple, pinkish-red, and gold. No seasonings, but maybe I should have tried one in a bake potato, I recall hearing that helps with the colors.

Now kids, this was just for fun, and it was on AU circulated state quarters, and don't ever destroy a nice coin (especially a Franklin) this way! Also, this type of AT is the kind you can spot a mile away. Coins just don't naturally tone over long periods of time this way.

VonZipper · May 16, 2003 2:01PM

<FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #c0c0c0">Remember people, always lightly grease your pan when baking, so the coins won't stick to the pan.

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chiefbob · May 16, 2003 9:20PM

You can make fun of them all you want, but I'm bidding on a bunch of them for the new PCGS Purple State Quarter Registry set.

A different eBayer had some Morgans that had wild colors also. I sent an email to him and asked him if he could guarantee that they were NT and not AT, and also where he got them from. His reply was that he bought them that way a few years ago, and no, he could not say they were NT. I passed.

Have a Great Weekend!

Bob

bumpy · May 16, 2003 10:54PM

Not just no three alike, or no two alike, but NO ONE ALIKE

E-bay Seller Trying Too Hard on The Sell Job?

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