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GOLDSAINT · December 27, 2003 8:34PM

Check this out, ever wanted to own a Gobrecht dollar, or a 1794 Bust half, or a MS 66 09 S vdb, this seller put these on Ebay this morning plus 2 AU 93 S morgans and 2 1907 HR $20 GOLDS and much more.

Here is a link to paste:

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=anitacoin&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=50

Dennis88 · December 27, 2003 8:40PM

That are really nice, and expensive coins.....

I wish I could buy them...

Dennis

66impalaSS · December 27, 2003 9:01PM

Linky

RYK · December 27, 2003 11:00PM

Almost all of the key date coins are problem coins in PCI/SEGS slabs. Anybody want to guess how many will sell? My guess is zero!

lava · December 27, 2003 11:51PM

Those coins, and that seller, scare the [edited] out of me. I have seen some of those time and time again. He does have a few sales, but the prices reflect the coins are nowhere near their alleged grade as hyped in the ebay titles.

FC57Coins · December 27, 2003 11:56PM

Agreed - this guy deals a lot in off brand stuff - including ACG - now he's got lots of high dollar coins in PCI and SEGS holders - hmmm - I smell a rat.

Barry · December 28, 2003 12:24AM

Watch out for this guy (yes, anita is a guy). He's known for buying coins on Ebay (some PCGS/NGC/ANACS) and getting them reslabbed by the bottom feeders at much higher grades. Also deals with problem coins.

ladyship · December 28, 2003 12:42AM

C'Mon now guys give this guy a break! What if you were named Anita?
I don't know why he would do this everyone on Ebay discounts PCI coins one or two grades anyway and the 09S VDB is NGC, the 07HR $20 is PCGS, and the Gobrecht is ANACS?

FC57Coins · December 28, 2003 12:47AM

Yeah well - even if deeply discounted - if these coins have problems - they wouldn't even make it two grades below where they're graded right now. Yes I see that there are 1 PCGS, 1 NGC and 2 ANACS coins, but the rest I would be really leery of. And besides, why sell them on Ebay - everyone knows that coins like this, if truly problem free, would find easy access to the market. Coins of this caliber go on here for two reasons - if they're good ones, for advertisement, if they're bad ones, to find a sucker.

ElectricEye · December 28, 2003 1:02AM

hmm...a seller with a history of selling cleaned coins lists key dates housed in 3rd rate company holders...

Baley · December 28, 2003 2:59AM

Oh yes, Anitacoin, selling [allegedly] five figure coins, but too cheap to pay the extra 15 cents to include a picture of the REVERSE in the auction!

jdimmick · December 28, 2003 3:18AM

I saw that post this morning about the two Au-93-s $ that went up on auction. These are problem coins in third rate holders, and not worth the big money. In fact, this seller likes to submit coins to PCGS and knows that they sell better in them. These wont holder by the big three or they would have been submitted.

Here's a real Au-50 93-s!

tjkillian · December 28, 2003 3:19AM

Well, I do like his PCGS G-06 1795 small eagle $5 gold. Now that is a cool coin. It is just a little over 10 times what I can afford for a coin, but cool never-the-less.

Tom

clw54 · December 28, 2003 4:02AM

This thing looks AU to me, lower than 58 even. Look at the hair. Anybody else think so?

1jester · December 28, 2003 4:08AM

Claw: YES.

BillJones · December 28, 2003 4:36AM

1889-CC often comes in P-L when they are Mint State. This one might be P-L, but you would not know from the picture.

I'd be interested in the 1795 half eagle, but it's got a big black spot at 12 o'clock. That could be a tell-tale sign of solder. And what's this stuff about not showing the reverses? Is he too cheap to spend 15 cents for an extra photo for coins that sell for 5-figure prices?

There is something rotten here, and I've seen first hand what some of the coins in these stink-o brand holders look like.

Want to get the shaft? Place a bid.

pontiacinf · December 28, 2003 6:08AM

good one Bill

BillJones · December 28, 2003 6:28AM

<< <i>I am not a buyer NO RETURN policy. Such a policy is always is a sure way for me not to bid (even if coins were something I liked). >>

Like I said -

<< <i>Want to get the shaft? Place a bid.

>>

relayer · December 28, 2003 6:29AM

I didn't know the Immigration and Naturalization Service had a bureau that authenticated coins

dorkkarl · December 28, 2003 10:09PM

anita coin is a well-known overgrade / scam artist. lookout for "her" repaired coins as well - repairs are coincidentally not mentioned in auction descriptions....

K S

Conder101 · December 29, 2003 4:10AM

<< <i>I didn't know the Immigration and Naturalization Service had a bureau that authenticated coins >>

So buy a book and learn more about them plus a lot more companies you've probably never heard of.

INS is an old company. Started in 1975 and was last known to be active in 1997. It may still be out there and I just haven't seen anything more recent. INS was almost always a low profile company. They're first holders are very tough to find. I have two and have seen two others. Their last from 1997 is also extremely tough. I have seen two, both with five figure coins in them. Needless to say I am still in the market for one of those holders.

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