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Nothing, he's looking for offers. ebay forces sellers to put in a BIN to accept offers which is incredibly stupid. They always put in a very high BIN so they can get offers for many days. It's been a very effective sales tactic on ebay for years. |
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I guess the "it's for charity" bit is supposed to make me want to hand over hundreds of dollars for a 1956 Lincoln Cent - and it isn't even uncirculated. |
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Not sure what this means. For Variety it has "l in Liberty lives on the rim". I don't see anything like that on this coin.
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Quote:They always put in a very high BIN so they can get offers for many days. It's been a very effective sales tactic on ebay for years. Can you elaborate on that? For a while I've suspected something like that was in play. I had wondered if they weren't arranging sales for a specific buyer, who would then offer them a much, much lower pre-agreed amount. In essence, using ebay as a for-fee clearing house for an Internet transaction arranged elsewhere. |
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Yeah, total scam, all too many of them out there (scams that is) 10% to charity just means if some poor sole does buy this coin the seller still pockets $630.00 for a coin worth 1 cent, in unremarkable condition. Note: the item description sounds like it was AI generated...  |
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description where it says "Certified As Uncertified." What a Joke! part of same description: "This exquisite Lincoln Wheat penny is a rare and shining example of numismatic excellence. With a stunning radiance that is sure to catch the eye" Am I buying a Used 1987 Buick here? Does it come with a warranty?  |
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Am I buying a Used 1987 Buick here? Does it come with a warranty?  I also like how in the 1956 ad, the copy states that "The year 1956 is a significant year in the history of the United States and this coin is a great way to commemorate it." Am I missing something? Other than Elvis releasing "Hound Dog" and Don Larsen pitching a perfect game in the World Series, what was significant about 1956?  Edited by jpsned
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When was the next perfect game pitched in the World Series?
-----Burton 50+ year / Life / Emeritus ANA member (joined 12/1/1973) Life member: Numismatics International, CONECA Member: TNA, FtWCC, NETCC, EveryCountry (online) coin club Owned by three cats and a wife of 40+ years (joined 1983) Author: 3rd Edition of the Sample Slabs book, https://www.sampleslabs.info/ |
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I kinda blame youtube & tiktok because now I see so many articles like this.... "CHECK YOUR CHANGE I sifted through rolls of dimes from the bank & discovered 'mirror-like finish' on 3 coins - now it's worth up to $456k" .... https://www.the-sun.com/money/10235...like-finish/ . The dime in the article pic, is a Denver & not a proof. |
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When was the next perfect game pitched in the World Series? None since Don Larsen.  |
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I've heard that these listings are often associated with criminal drug deals. Anyone have any info on this?
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Posted 02/04/2024 8:50 pm
Uncirculated American Silver Eagles 
