Another "Original" Morgan Roll.

Using the logic I outlined above, I would bid about $650 for the roll, and that is being generous.

18*current melt + the cheapest AU55 CC*2.

Of course the thing will probably go for thousands, given the CCs on both ends.

All things aside, the one CC Morgan is either an 1878 or 1880 rev '78 in other words, not one of the common (82,83 or 84) dates. Beyond that, just another scam.

So is this becoming a trend? Because these scammers can make a lot of money on this, or anyone can for that matter.

I am putting in an $850 bid, then. Given the $49 shipping charge () that seems fair.

Of course this thing has 6 days to go and given the "jarring offers" of the past, I am thinking the over/under on the successful bid here is going to be $8-9k

I wonder how long it'll be before someone has the brilliant idea of offering a big jar full of Morgan rolls....

So is the seller dumb enough to put Ikes in the middle of the roll, thinking that none of his marks dare open it for fear of losing all that "value" and return privilege?

You could file a SNAD simply on the grounds of the wrapper being no good if you can show it's ink jet on a lunch bag.

Better yet, print up a bunch of dollar wrappers exactly like those being used and sell those on ebay. Someone looking at the "original roll" auctions would probably be shown your wrappers as other potential items of interest if the title is worded carefully.