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It'll be hard to find a buyer, but then again, he only needs to sell one of them  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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oh lookey--another vise job, with batty story to boot |
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  Pliers/ Vise/ a few pennies/ ebayBingo- I'm RICH!! |
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I just offered him a buck...see if he bites :)
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From the listing: Quote:
I have also taken it to my local ANACS grader for a brief look and they verified the coin is real but may have been altered outside the mint. Why should I believe ANACS? I'll put it on e-Bay for $1,000,000.00! He does have the "Make Offer" option. I am thinking about offering him 1 cent. It is free shipping! |
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ANACS verified it was a coin and that it had PMD.I thought about offering him one cent also |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I wonder if the vice is included?
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I have a Lincoln Cent that has the "reversed side error"...ive noticed that the lincoln portrait and the memorial are on the wrong sides of the coin....since this is a 1 of a kind error,im asking 10,000,000,000 dollars |
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I have "NO TRUST" in that penny being a genuine error.  I made the mistake of buying a Lincoln Cent once off of ebay that I thought was a genuine double strike until I received it. Upon examination it too was one of these "Vice" cents. What really amused me was that after examining it with a loop that the coin that it was pressed again wasn't even from the same year. I believe the coin was a 1980,and the press was a 1972. Upon viewing the sellers other items they also had a 1972 with a incomplete (broken) planchet which I'm 100% certain was the coin they used. I was polite and told them the coin wasn't what I expected, and thankfully they refunded my money. I wonder if I would have told them I was onto them if it would have ended differently ? |
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Posted 02/04/2010 9:14 pm
