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Yikes. I'd better go get my eyes checked. That shiny blurry circular object almost started looking like a coin when I stared at it for a while.  |
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Photos by the Mr. Magoo portrait studio.  |
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It's Etsy this time and not ebay, but this seller caught my eye. I think he's charging by the Arrow count used in his coin sales. He has 4 pages of items for sale. My favorites are the "1771-1976 no mint mark Bicentennial Quarter" for $500, the $8,450 common glass marbles and the "Jake the mallard duck Ty Beanie Baby - Original- Rare - Authentic" with "Errors" for only $15,450. It has the original $6.99 store price tag still attached. I have so many questions for him. Quote:1945 no mint mark Lincoln Wheat Back Penny with Errors - WWll Coin - One Owner Uncirculated 33 years -95 Copper 5 Zinc $50,000.00 Free shipping  ANA ID: 3203813 - CONECA ID: N-5637 Clean a coin that may be worth collecting? Please DON'T! When in doubt, leave it dirty!! 
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A 1938 German silver 5 marks. It looks like poor President von Hindenburg was the victim of an assassination attempt. The seller's address is in the U.S. and it's a local pick up only but the first time the listing was up the description was in Russian. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1239669955...123966995534  Paul Bulgerin
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11/07/2019 6:18 pm
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A Gem Red BU 1915 Lincoln. Looks 100% original to me. Nice obverse surfaces.   Paul Bulgerin
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I've seen dozens of circulated 1971 UK one penny coins (Britain's commonest coin, with a mintage of 1,521,666,250) for sale at inflated prices, but this has to be the ugliest! I reckon the seller picked it up off a road... and the only 'error' I can see was made by the seller in putting it on ebay in the first place! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extremel...AOSwzL9dxb6d |
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This seller claims to have the most overpriced Chuck E Cheese amusement token - and I do believe he's right! Just remember, "most expensive" does not mean "most valuable," since this token is really worth a buck or less.  392527888941Auction Title: Quote:
The Most Overpriced 2010 Chuck E Cheese Gold Medallion. Everett, WA Golden Token Oh, by the way, this zero feedback seller does not accept returns, of course.   Edited by captainrich
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Quote:I've seen dozens of circulated 1971 UK one penny coins (Britain's commonest coin, with a mintage of 1,521,666,250) for sale at inflated prices, but this has to be the ugliest! I reckon the seller picked it up off a road... and the only 'error' I can see was made by the seller in putting it on ebay in the first place! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extremel...AOSwzL9dxb6d I suspect adverts like this are being used for money laundering. |
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I suspect adverts like this are being used for money laundering. You could be right, Pertinax! Here's a common 20p with environmental damage being offered as an 'extremely rare bronze minting error"... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extremel...AOSweTlczDr9 |
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