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Pillar of the Community
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The fact that the seller let it sell for $200 tells me that he knows it is a fake and just scammed someone.
If Seller was confident it was real(unless he/she is an idiot) the reverse would've been MASSIVE!
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Rest in Peace
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Something odd about the bidding on that piece. When the eventual winning bidder placed his first bid of $127.50 at 20:42:29 he became the high bidder. No one else bid against him after that point, but he placed 5 more bids over the next nine minutes. That should have increased his hidden max bid, but should not have increased the current high bid. Since no one else bid against him he should have won the auction at $127.50 not $200. Could it have possibly been a reserve set at $200? |
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Pillar of the Community
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 I was thinking the same thing. |
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Pillar of the Community
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When you look at the bids. On the top of screen it says who won and price. in same area it also says "Reserve Met" so yes I believe the reserve was set at $200 and this is the reason for the odd bidding pattern.
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Rest in Peace
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Myself, I am willing to bet (only a small amount though) that whomever won it for $200 knew it was a fake and has no intention of paying for it, and if hit with a nonpaying buyer claim will explain that it is a fake and get out of it, thus aggravating the seller and in theory making them remove it, but this seller is so convinced it is real that I'm sure they will just relist it.
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Pillar of the Community
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Yup, it was a reserve and the bidders high bid was at or over $200 so he won the coin
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Pillar of the Community
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If the seller said that he was selling a fake 1922 Morgan CC that would be OK, but to pretend it is real is fraud and ebay should screen this stuff. I don't think they screen anything. You could attempt to sell an anti-gravity device on ebay and claim you got it from aliens and it would go up for bid, and somebody would bid on it. I used to sell stuff I found at yard sales on ebay. I was not making any money as in profit, but when I hung it up I got emails asking why I was not selling anymore. Really funny since I had to explain to people that their were costs to buying and selling on ebay, especially the cost of S&H for an individual that had to hump things down to USPS and mail them off. They thought shipping cost should only be postage. This is not possible for a lone individual who must wrap, pack and mail larger items. Even sending coins cost money for S&H, but I hate paying those costs as well. |
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Forum Dad
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If the seller said that he was selling a fake 1922 Morgan CC that would be OK Nope, not ok. |
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Forum Dad
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Oi... I'll take care of it.
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