Help Me Understand This Listing?

You guys/gals are correct but I would bet there will be a bidder.

I would disagree with you. If it was that easy to sell a commmon Kennedy half, I'd be auctioning them off by the dozen.

That's the problem since ebay did away with their insertion fees.

It used to cost you 35¢ to list an item.

If an item didn't sell because it was way overpriced a seller would usually at least lower the price when they relisted it. Now that there is no fee (or consequence) for listing junk ebay is now flooded with overpriced garbage that is relisted over and over every week and it just clogs up the searches.

Not if you're scrupulous. You could probably sell a common date Indian Head cent or Mercury dime to somebody who's never seen one for ten, fifteen, maybe 20 bucks...but would you sleep well at night doing it? This ebay seller seems to just be ignorant of what he has, but as legitimate coin collectors and numismatists I don't think we should ever have the attitude of trying to fleece somebody on a coin purchase because its "worth a try".

Or they know what it is worth and are trolling for someone who doesn't.



There are probably a lot of people whi have never seen a Kennedy half. And who says they are scrupulous?



I could, but I don't seen to have much of a conscience. Fortunately I have a strong sense of ethics.

I just got 3 rolls of mixed Kennedys for face from the bank. I better put them on for $100 plus shipping. Give a deal to someone. But I would feel guilty

Is Kennedy facing the wrong way?

There is a guy who sells circulated Ike dollars, $3.00 each, and Kennedy halves, $2.00 each, at a sidewalk sale each month at a local antique store. I told one person who just bought an Ike that they can still get one from their bank for $1.00 if they have any and that probably was where he got the ones he is selling.