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The only congruence this has with reality is that there's glass and coinage involved somehow. Very nicely put, indeed. However, the other reality inherent in this situation is summed up as, "There's a sucker born every minute." Colligo ergo sum
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United States
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thats 2 grand he will never see again
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Gold against the note, possible uncommon Morgan with the deciding side not facing us... Same stuff.
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United States
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There is always some sucker out there that will buy that stuff
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Pillar of the Community
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There is always some sucker out there that will buy that stuff Or 57 suckers! |
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Or 57 suckers! Hmmm ... They'd be "Hinds 57" then  |
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And the gold coin so convincingly placed on the outside of the pile, on edge, facing outwards. Not in any way obstructed by the paper money or the pile of junk coins... this is so obviously a cooked-up setup.
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$2500!
Personally, if I'm investing even $25 into my collection, I want to know exactly what I'm buying.
Granted these people are taking a gamble, as I will do once in a while myself, but not with that kind of money. There are much safer bets out there. These odds are soooo staked against you.
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$2500! $2,650 as of now, and it still has 3½ days to run. Might it top $5K when all is said & done? Does anyone care to venture an estimate as to minimum/maximum value based upon what's visible/disclosed? Colligo ergo sum
Edited by Lucky Cuss
01/01/2015 1:37 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Might as well burn $100 bills to light up your cigars.
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Pillar of the Community
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The scam is always the same. ebay should kill this item if they don't want to be a "Craiglist dustbin". |
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Morgan 1892 - G - $30 Bust 50c 1808 - G - $90 Draped 25c 1804-1807? - F - $900 Classic $5 1835 - VF - $600 Liberty $5 1851 - VF - $300 Morgan CC - G - $100? Gold Dollar - Damaged - $200? 1877 Trade - Cleaned - $150 1906 + 1904 Barber 50c - G/VG - $15/e Junk/filler coins and bills - $100 Total: $2500  |
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Great marketing effort  . The ebay winners handle is going to be "suckered" or " Kingofwishfulthinking". I cannot believe people still go for this pitch! |
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If that Confederate $500 note is genuine and undamaged, should be $300+, methinks.
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