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Unattributed Pupienus Sestertius

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Here's another coin I was watching on ebay UK. It appears to be an unattributed Pupienus sestertius. At 14.3 grams it appears to be light-weight, but I did find a few examples of lower weight sestertii of his during my research.

I dropped out of the bidding. Without a readable name I wasn't sure what it was worth. It sold for $130. It looks legitimate to me.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANCIENT-ROM...p=true&rt=nc
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hu...i bet it is real. but I also wouldn't have chanced it.
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It looks legit to me.
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If I had seen it and if I had not recently been 'robbed' of $298 by ebay for an item I purchased 2 months ago ! I would have been in the chase.
(after a seller took 5 weeks to deliver my sons tenth birthday present I refused delivery (as I promised seller after 4 weeks) and ebay now feels the seller is entitled to both my money and the returned item.)
Top that !

By the way it looks like the common type for Pupienus and Balbinus with PROVIDENTIA DEORVM reverse

For the record the ebay representatives repeatedly wished me a merry Christmas and thanked me for shopping ebay while telling me I was in the wrong.

Sometimes I really wish I wasn't of sound mind
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I refused delivery (as I promised seller after 4 weeks) and ebay now feels the seller is entitled to both my money and the returned item.)


what?!?!

how does that work FR? did you returned the item and seller is claiming he didn't get it back?
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Package was marked "refused" when it arrived Dec 8.
ebay claims I had no right to refuse as the package was shipped a mere 5 weeks after payment was made.
That is over 4 weeks after the birthday party for my ten year old son.
ebay is apparently more than happy to make their 'cut' and allow seller to resell item (ipad) and make money a second time !

It sounds like a criminal racket to me but they are quite satisfied to tell me that I have been very unfair to the seller.

It sounds like I made this up.
I did not

ebay is a very corrupt organization.
I assume the guards at headquarters wear pin stripe suits and carry violin cases.
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