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But I wouldn't be surprised if someone on there charged that amount for ONE whole album. Lol. I would not either, especially a 7070.  |
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same image from both sellers?
one is taking another's image to sell theirs. Dearborn, Looks like it's the same seller: South Park Coins |
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Edited by Humanist1287
07/01/2025 10:07 am
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Stuff like this is all over ebay. These unscrupulous sellers think if they dress up a common coin's description and make it sound like it's rare, they can fool an unsuspecting person into buying it for an outrageous price. "Choice Very Good 2016 Lincoln Cent from a huge unsearched estate lot. Minted in historical Philadelphia, this coin has no mintmark, unlike its slightly rarer Denver counterpart. The 4.7 billion mintage means that very few were saved in this condition. The 2.5% copper content alone makes this coin an incredible investment for those who deal in precious metals and think long term. Lincoln cents will soon no longer be minted which makes this coin a worthy expenditure and a true rarity for the future. Bid now and reserve your place in history!" [Note: the above is a listing I made up. Sorry if I disappointed you.  ] Edited by jpsned
07/01/2025 12:33 pm
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Note: the above is a listing I made up. Sorry if I disappointed you  |
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[Note: the above is a listing I made up. Sorry if I disappointed you. ]  I was ready to make you an offer...   |
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When it appears to good to be true...  |
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When it appears to good to be true Jump on it before someone else does........................    This last one is 15.3 oz of sterling. Edited by ratman4762
07/01/2025 3:31 pm
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Would have been fun to know who the sellers are.
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Trade secrets.  |
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One of the categories that I keep an eye on is bicentennial quarters. I would say that (conservatively) about 95% of the listings for ordinary 1976 quarters are $50-3000. You can buy a pristine uncirculated example in the mint cello for $3 and free shipping. I think most of the listings are by idiots, but we've had some interesting discussions here about whether some of those items represent money laundering or stand-ins for illegal goods.
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Would have been fun to know who the sellers are. I no longer block out the sellers names. These are from 10 plus years ago. |
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I no longer block out the sellers names. These are from 10 plus years ago. You have been at this a while!  |
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