This must be a record for a ASE set OVER 9K

fountainheadgold · November 12, 2006 5:23AM

LINK

SilverEagles92 · November 12, 2006 5:26AM

User ID's kept private, and $9k with no photos? Something smells fishy to me...

Edit for spelling

Loki · November 12, 2006 5:28AM

I was just going to link that in a thread but you beat me to it!

Is this a prelude of things to come for the "PCGS perfect set" or just a flash in the pan?
Does this mean the Reverse Proof silver eagles in PCGS 70 are way underpriced at ~5500?? According to the final price of this set, I would say most definitely!

morgansforever · November 12, 2006 5:34AM

Keep goin, goin, and goin. I wonder where the unopened sets will max out at?? $200-300 a set??

bestday · November 12, 2006 5:37AM

<< <i>User ID's kept private, and $9k with no photos? Something smells fishy to me...

Edit for spelling >>

Yes something ain't smellin' right.............a prf 70 sold Saturday for 900.00 ...a Rev Prf 70 is about 4000-50000

Loki · November 12, 2006 5:52AM

Personally, I believe this to be the real deal.

Looking at the times the final bidders placed their bids, there in no way can be a shill involved. Just too quick for one shill. Maybe 3 different shillers? Highly unlikely. Also, the seller has 100% pos feedback over 600 and has been on ebay for more than 2 years. Looks legit to me, and I have actively been on ebay at least 8 years, so there isn't much ebay hocus pocus I can't see through.

Looks like three individual bidders bid $8500 and more for this set!

Ended: Nov-12-06 11:04:30 PST
private listing - bidders' identities protected US $9,375.75 Nov-12-06 11:04:05 PST
private listing - bidders' identities protected US $9,275.75 Nov-12-06 11:04:21 PST
private listing - bidders' identities protected US $8,500.00 Nov-12-06 11:04:20 PST
private listing - bidders' identities protected US $7,500.00 Nov-12-06 11:04:10 PST
private listing - bidders' identities protected US $6,400.00 Nov-11-06 19:06:14 PST
private listing - bidders' identities protected US $5,838.00 Nov-12-06 11:01:50 PST

Kaelasdad · November 17, 2006 11:22AM

I didnt want to comment earlier because i know the seller, and he was also concerned that he wouldnt get paid--but he said the cashiers check came in today, and he is quite happy. This was an honest auction (bidders identities were hidden to keep scammers away), there were 3 different bidders at 8500 and above, and the most determined got the prize. Its what auctions are all about.

dizzyfoxx · November 17, 2006 1:27PM

<< <i>User ID's kept private, and $9k with no photos? Something smells fishy to me... >>

Kaelasdad · November 17, 2006 1:32PM

Well, I suggest you wash up after fixing a tunafish sandwich, but this auction was legit.

Burks · November 17, 2006 1:35PM

I just want ONE set, doesn't even have to be graded. Didn't have the money at the time to order one. Guess I'll be paying a large premium next year.

Bochiman · November 17, 2006 3:21PM

<< <i>I didnt want to comment earlier because i know the seller, and he was also concerned that he wouldnt get paid--but he said the cashiers check came in today, and he is quite happy. This was an honest auction (bidders identities were hidden to keep scammers away), there were 3 different bidders at 8500 and above, and the most determined got the prize. Its what auctions are all about. >>

Cool. I hope those buyers stay around. I find out tomorrow if the 2 Pr70 (RP)s are mine (co-worker and I sent in coins together....his will be easy to be identified due to dots from the die), and, if they are, then I have 2 of the sets like in the OP's link provided. I would be down with selling for around the $8500-$9000 level

This must be a record for a ASE set OVER 9K

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