Doe anyone know this man with a Double Denomination Coin?

Does anyone know this man? He only owns this one coin, a Double Denomination, Cent struck on Dime planchet, and he's asking $10 million for. Also, he has a Facebook, Myspace, and has joined several forums promoting this coin. Here's an idea of his ignorance, just follow the link and read his responces, it really stumped me, how he can justify what he's doing. He needs shut down.
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There's a 1993-D Lincoln obverse muled with a Roosevelt Reverse.
Now that's a real double denomination! (And maybe some mint-employee fun
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There's a 1993-D Lincoln obverse muled with a Roosevelt Reverse.
Now that's a real double denomination! (And maybe some mint-employee fun
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But wait... there's more!
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Yes... a matched set!
Stewart Huckaby
mailto:stewarth@HA.com
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I could see him trying to sell a 1985 Ford Festiva for $500,000 because Ford invented the car. Plus it comes with all the paperwork documenting oil changes, but the odometer stopped working in 1990 when Japanese cars were being built with more quality. The individual spray paint job on it is unique, so it is worth so much more than a Ferrari. There are hundreds or thousands of Ferrari sports cars that have been made, but there is only 1 1985 Ford Festiva with muti-color spray paint and an "error" odometer. The car was shown to Jay Leno, and he said that it was a Chevy Festiva that was worth a million dollars. It would look nice in his garage. The title for it is lost, and I can't get a new one because the car is just too valuable to risk taking out on the road with all the BMW's and Lexus's that go driving around. This car won't be sold for less than $500,00.
That guy is a real tool!
<< <i>4:19. Time to trim the nails. >>
I was able to get through 3 minutes and just couldn't stand to watch any more. Did anyone make it all the way through?
<< <i>He's very strange, and I'm really not sure what his agenda is. >>
I think yours should be "steer clear."
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
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<< <i>4:19. Time to trim the nails. >>
I was able to get through 3 minutes and just couldn't stand to watch any more. Did anyone make it all the way through? >>
No, it was too weird.
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<< <i>4:19. Time to trim the nails. >>
I was able to get through 3 minutes and just couldn't stand to watch any more. Did anyone make it all the way through? >>
No, it was too weird. >>
....couldn't make it through.....felt like I was being seduced. I almost shat myself.
Lane
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<< <i>I hope to God he doesn't discover this forum. What a fruitcake.
Lance. >>
Oh...I do...imagine the entertainment.
Lane
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<< <i>First time I ever see a collector make love to a coin in a cheap slab. >>
LOL... That is exactly what I thought when I saw it...