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That could be a fake that was covered in tar to disguise it
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fortcollins, maybe that "dime" belonged to Alan Shepard. After all, he was one of the Mercury astronauts and he did make it to the moon.  Edited by DeputyMax
01/31/2019 09:01 am
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Guess the date.... Per seller "you decide" Quote:
That could be a fake that was covered in tar to disguise it  |
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A thousand pennies for $35 and a shipping fee of $7.71!! Ten dollars for $45. Let me jump right on that!  (Shipping shows $10 for me, I guess it is based on location?) |
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1000 Lincoln Cents for 35 dollar?! What a joke!
Errers and Varietys.
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Shipping is $20 for me (I'm on the west coast; seller is in New York). Flat rate priority might be cheaper than that. Maybe I'd save a couple of bucks if one of you bought it and shipped it on to me.  |
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Maybe I'd save a couple of bucks if one of you bought it and shipped it on to me. Negative.  |
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A thousand pennies for $35 and a shipping fee of $7.71!! Maybe the seller will offer free local pick-up to sweeten the deal?  |
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Quote:https://www.ebay.com/itm/1000-assor....m4902.l9144 This is too much funny. A thousand pennies for $35 and a shipping fee of $7.71!! The first item ever sold on ebay was a broken laser pointer. You never know what someone wants - or how much they'll pay - until you try. |
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This is a Vise Job, which is just Post Strike Damage ( PSD). This seller is passing it off as an 'error' coin and it's just a completely trashed coin worth one cent. 264125102282Errers and Varietys.
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Almost all of this seller ( gossett46 )'s coins and notes are overpriced and some seem to be obvious fakes. 18th century coins aren't "ancient".
Can it be that s/he actually sells this stuff ?
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Pertinax, all of his so called 'error' coins are fake. They have been damaged after they left the U.S. Mint. It's Post Strike Damage ( PSD). Errers and Varietys.
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I think a couple of those so-called "error" coins were posted on CCF a while back. I'm sure I've seen one of the garden variety laminations that he/she insists are die breaks.
That's scary bad garbage being palmed off.
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