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does the 1877 listed here look real ?
its the only coin in this set that looks "AU"
seems a bit fishy to me.
its in here...2 hours to go
I messaged the guy and asked if the word copy is on the back...we'll see.
seems a bit fishy to me.
its in here...2 hours to go
I messaged the guy and asked if the word copy is on the back...we'll see.
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he's been Neg'd on this very set once before! ........
But never mind...he has dis-claimered the o9-s and the 1877 in the middle of a full screen of text.
all i had to do was read the rather long winded ad.
not real...I would add that the one who gave the neg should have contacted the seller before buying.
It's called taking responsibility. He must have thought himself to be very clever.
unclejohn...tsk tsk
You are not being very "godly" with auction like this. And don't plea ignorance...
tsk tsk
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Wow, that text IS buried in the middle and would be easy to miss.
Buyer Beware
How about this:
"The value on this set if all coins were in good condition would be OVER $1,000.00!"
He should have said:
"The value on this set IF all coins were in good condition, were REAL, and had a some rare
gold coins thrown in would be OVER $100,000.00!!!"
wow.
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