A Whole Safe-Ful Of 1795 Dollars

Is that Casper's wife on the obverse? The 200 year old building looks like it was most likely built in the mid 1960's - 70's.

I would venture to guess that he is tired of PayPal holding all the money he takes in to make refunds on stuff he is taking back.

He also appears to be overexposing his pictures even more now to make the coins look brighter.

You can just about bet that most, if not all, of those newer listings were cracked out of "problem" slabs.

Yep, If even says that on each auction (I have never seen this before).



When you click on "See all details" it does nothing!

Yep, how did recently slabbed coins get into the safe?

He never says the safe was 200 years old, just that the building was 200 years old. You can buy a brand new safe, put it into a 200 year old building and then put coins in it. You could then say the coins are in the "safe of 200 year old building"

Thanks eternallogan. It's the nature of the operation that's interesting The idea that these coins continue to pour out of a magic safe is past belief. But why so many 1795 dollars in February? Coins like this aren't readily available. I suppose it could be a mass crack-out of details slabs but it could also be a hoard. Maybe from an estate, or a consignment.

He's back with the usual safe finds. He wasn't gone for long. There are a few slabs now, with steep BIN prices. All are claimed to be undergraded.

Did he create a new profile? If he did then here is his new ebay profile is " redwoodbullion", and he has the same types of coins and 99% feedback with a total of 94 with 3 neutrals and 1 negative. No more 200 yr old building with the safe with this acct.

I think redwoodbullion is a different seller. Anyway, when one of these so-called crack out artists appear, there's usually a detective or two that come up with some sold slabbed coins that the "dockter" has cracked. Has anyone seen any of these slabbed coins before they were cracked? Usually pretty easy to trace.