This common, heavily worn 5 centime isn't worth a dime. It's obviously not gold, and the seller admits as much. Yet 5 bidders pushed it over $100. What were they thinking?
"Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
I think it is in part because buyers do not read the entire text. Then when questioned about it they will NOT admit they were stupid but come up with a variety of excuses. When I worked for ebay I could get the names of the winning bidders on counterfeits to ask why they bid and why they provided no feedback indicating fraud.
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