Interesting E-Bay Auction Sale

Best I can figure is that the buyer purchased 4 rolls
of the pres. dollars and paid $8.38 above face value per roll
with the shipping included in that price.

I agree this listing is very very confusing. I at first thought the high bidders were a shill or something but it seems they have more feedback than the seller has and it seems that the auctions were won by different buyers. It would seem if they got over 1300 dollars face value for 82.90 they would put something besides "ok" as a feedback


I think this is what is happening here. They are selling each roll for 36.00 a roll or best offer and you can buy as many rolls as you want. I am guessing the buyer didn't read the description or didn't understand it like we don't and the seller didn't list it as a dutch auction like he should have in both auctions (you would think after the first time he would have learned) and once he emailed the buyer they both agreed to back out as there wasn't a meeting of the minds in the sale and that is why there was just an "ok" left for feedback. I bet the second sale won't go as smooth for the seller if this is what happened and the buyer will want all rolls for the bid price since he didn't list them as a dutch auction and will probably get a negative sooner or later because of this

Ambiguous listings like this should only end in negative feedback for the seller. After reading the description it sounds like the auction is for all of the rolls in the picture. But after reading it a second time it seems like each roll is selling for $36 dollars. Really a terrible listing. I would ask the seller a ton of questions before bidding on this, simply because it isn't clear.

But who really wants these dollar coins anyways?

~JobIII