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Pillar of the Community
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United States
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The second I saw it, I thought, "The whole coin is wrong!!" Because the 09 was the first year of the type, Lincoln's bust is MUCH sharper than the coin pictured here. Based on the appearance of the bust due to years of wear to the master hub, and the lettering in IN GOD WE TRUST, I would say the coin is of about mid 40's to early 50's vintage. Almost looks like somebody glued the entire date to it (not to mention how WRONG the numbers in the date look)
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Bedrock of the Community
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Bidding is now at $1,236.11.  I bet it will clear $1700 with snipes.  If only these bidders knew other collectors like here to ask before they bid. |
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Pillar of the Community
Spain
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He is washing his hands by saying I'm no expert on this.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I feel like bidding 15,000 bucks with my secondary account and leaving negative feedback but then no buyer should ever buy a coin like that when it is not authenticated. What I feel like doing and what I do are two different things most times, but it gets me mad.  I certainly won't do that. It's just a sad reality of what this world we live in can be like sometimes. Besides, I cannot get the whole listing to show. It will not load for bigger images for some reason. It stops where the line reads: On Feb-16-09 at 17:41:46 PST, seller added the following information:and that's all I can see. I liked ebay ( a little bit better ) back when you could contact other bidders and warn them. I think bidders should be able to ask questions and they would show in the listing. I would bet a few wrote asking about the coin but giving any answer will hurt the final price realized. |
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Why anyone would put themselves in a situation of buying this coin raw is beyond logic especially the inexperienced. This may sound harsh, but let the winner learn from this, especially if this clown does not offer a return privilege. I NEVER bid on any coin unless it has at least a 7-day return privilege. By the way, ebay does not want to solve this problem so don't hold your breath. swcoin.ecrater.com
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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think the winner may come here and show off his new coin?
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
10284 Posts |
A moment of silence please .....
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Wouldn't be the first time. The very first thing we'd do is welcome him in and tell him to get a refund  |
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think the winner may come here and show off his new coin?
Ouch!  swcoin.ecrater.com
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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ugh, that is just painful to see. Well, I hope that the guy can get a refund when he figures that something is amiss.
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United States
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I mean, it's not even a good attempt on this counterfeiters part. To the inexperienced, it looks good. Really sad :(
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Winning bid: US $1,331.00  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Might be the 1909S VDB made in 1709. Back then they didn't know what the 1909 should look like so they made this one and since SanFranciso didn't have a mint yet, anything made was OK.  Then about 1809 it was decided to make them look like the that one. After 100 years the real ones were made. So this is actually the rarest of all of them.  I do feel sorry for those that bid on this one though. Imagine how many out there take those chances every day. What a shame more don't come here first. |
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Posted 02/22/2009 4:16 pm
