This guy is unbelievable. He ran this auction before, we reported him to eBay and they nuked it. He immediately relisted it without saying it was PCGS, and now he's back saying it is.
It amazes me how stupid some people are... they say its PR70 in a PCGS holder... and its on a freakin counter....idiots. Thanks for the heads up about this guy.
Oh yeah, I remember this seller -- he's helping a distraught family salvage their collection because dear old Grandad is "BREAKING OUT OF THE COINS FROM THERE HOLDERS."
No doubt the medical references will soon be adding "cracks open encapsulated collectibles" as another sign on the checklist for dementia.
Anytime someone gives an explanation or story like that I immediately move on to the next auction. I really think these people would do better if they just stopped giving an explanantion.
I'm getting so tired of seeing the word "estate" in auctions. Does anyone really fall for that stuff?
This auction has it all! A coin that was once part of an "estate" & used to be in a PCGS PR70 holder. Only $4.99 to ship this quarter. Butchery of the English language and an elderly man who "was getting old" and "breaking out of the coins from there holders". "Cameo Apperance"...L@@K!!! WOW!!!
Reported.
"now I am mentioning this..." O.K., I added the look & wow, but he should have used those.
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Russ, NCNE
These ebay stories get better and better.....
edit- reported
Russ, NCNE
Thanks for the heads up about this guy.
Joe
No doubt the medical references will soon be adding "cracks open encapsulated collectibles" as another sign on the checklist for dementia.
I'm getting so tired of seeing the word "estate" in auctions. Does anyone really fall for that stuff?
US and British coin collector, and creator of The Ultimate Chuck E. Cheese's and Showbiz Pizza Place Token & Ticket Guide
"Cameo Apperance"...L@@K!!! WOW!!!
Reported.
"now I am mentioning this..." O.K., I added the look & wow, but he should have used those.
<< <i>No doubt the medical references will soon be adding "cracks open encapsulated collectibles" as another sign on the checklist for dementia. >>
Good laugh at that.
And thanks to those who posted and reported.
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