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New Member
Canada
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I just took a look at all this guys listings and there is one more coin listed. The strange or maybe not so strange thing is there is one bidder K***K (162) has bid on both coins. Now the real strange thing is he has a 63% bid history with the seller.
Kind of makes you think they might know each other.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
972 Posts |
I also messaged the seller and reported the item to ebay. As a ebay seller myself, these sellers that intentionally give inacurate item descriptions to fool unsupecting buyers can't be allowed. The key words that must be included with this listing are "replica", "plated" and "token". What really bothers me about these kind of sellers is that if a new ebay buyer buys this item and gets ripped off, he probably will not come back and we sellers lose a new potential customer. Glad you caught it Artdio |
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Valued Member
Canada
299 Posts |
Looks like a good deal and you can get up to 18 months of financing...if approved, lol. Bill me later.
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Valued Member
Canada
333 Posts |
Wow, this is amazing what everyone is doing here!!
My hat's off to everyone.
@Ukee, I hope no one out bids you......... :-)
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
3692 Posts |
What would be funny is if the seller started spending money on credit thinking s/he had $50,000 coming his/her way. Either way the seller has been informed that the listing is not ethical.
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New Member
Canada
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Pillar of the Community
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WOOOOO HOOOOO  to all members....On to the next one |
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Valued Member
Canada
81 Posts |
Good news.. It would have been nice to see the auction raging out of control, up into tens of thousands before it was pulled. I have a question for those that sell coins on ebay. Would the seller of this auction have seen my $50K bid or not? |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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No. You're the only one who sees your max bid unless somebody else bids high enough to 'expose' it.
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New Member
Canada
24 Posts |
Two things, he knows who the high bidder was and has your login name and if he looks at the cancelled bids the high bid was 50 grand it wouldn't take much for him to figure you put in the bid.
As a matter of fact any of us that put in a bid he has our name and can see how much we bid.
Gerry
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Valued Member
Canada
300 Posts |
As a very unknowledgable coin collector, and new eBayer, I am very grateful to the members on this forum for their efforts to educate those of us in need and to help eradicate unscrupulous sellers. Great stuff, you guys & gals rock!
Rob
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Valued Member
Canada
430 Posts |
Shucks... There goes my opportunity to get one from this seller. Darn it! ;)
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Pillar of the Community
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hey coins .... I have one thinking of eBaying it at 50,000 or best offer under 50.00  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I fail to see how it's against the rules to sell, unless he is misrepresenting it as solid gold. A token is fair game for sale on ebay. |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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There is still an ad for this coin. There is the exact same photos posted on kijiji in Toronto as well. On the kijiji ad, it is identified as gold plated and not an actual $20 gold coin from1967. It is larger as well.
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