Delaware Quarter.... Wait, What?

AHA, so at least ONE person's BS-Meter is moving!

Yes it is accurate, he is ASKING $2,000, but you can ASK any amount you want. It doesn't have to have any resemblance to what the actual value is. In this case he is asking $2,000 for a coin WORTH 25 cents. If he manages to find someone foolish enough to pay the $2,000 he will laugh about it all the way to the bank. As long as he makes no misrepresentations about the coin he is selling he has done nothing wrong. You will note that he makes mention about how rare these coins are in MS66 and 67, but nowhere does he make any claim or suggestion as to what the coin he is selling might grade. He doesn't even claim it is uncirculated. So for $2K you could receive a circulated piece from pocket change and it would still not be a case of misrepresentation.

Four bucks shipping. Deal!

Collecting offers.

I've read rumors that drug dealers and other nefarious folks (criminal enterprises) sometimes use eBay/auction houses to launder money, but that always seemed dumb to pay 12-15% in fees unless they were doing it for $100's of thousands at a minimum and that alone would send up red flags to authorities. Plausible, but not probable IMO, but it's a thought.