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Pillar of the Community
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People will pay for anything that they believe is unique!
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Pillar of the Community
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I should put this one up for sale   Henry Parkes is wearing spectacles.  |
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I will offer you 80 cents postpaid!
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This would ask for $13,000+ Delusional.  "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Looks like this ebay seller thinks that they are on to something here. Have a look at their other item that is up for auction ... no mucking around with this time with a Starting Bid of only $14,500.00! Must have got a punch set for his/her birthday!   |
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Yes I would say this just some fake bidding but this aleast not fake coinage. Note there are people wanting a few coins maybe to complete their PMD set, personally not buying but technical a law against this but that more to stop industrial melting of coins. |
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Australia
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Sure is not 99 for Henry parks?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Quote:I should put this one up for sale Henry Parkes is wearing spectacles. ... me too!    |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Surely a 7 would fetch a higher price than a 6.
Edited by MachinMachinMan
10/31/2021 06:19 am
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This topic came up a while ago. I don't think the seller is marking the coins. It was apparently commonly done by vending and gaming machine technicians so they could identify how many coins were inserted during the testing of the machine. Repairs were often done during operating hours with coins already in the cash hopper from customers.
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It was apparently commonly done by vending and gaming machine technicians so they could identify how many coins were inserted during the testing of the machine. Yes,common practice,they,marked Coins,weren't included in the coin count every week,or 2. |
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I don't think the seller is marking the coins. Not accusing the seller of marking them. Just can't believe anyone would pay more than 99 cents for one of these "rare" coins. As you say common practice for them to be marked, and common to find in circulation. Bidding is currently at $23.50.  Hurry, only an hour to go!! |
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Not accusing the seller of marking them. Me either when I wrote, "Must have got a punch set for his/her birthday!" ... just being sarcastic because why would anyone think that something that anyone could easily do at any time to any coin make it valuable!  |
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hay you think this is crazy you should have look into digit tokens and NFT. if people really want to pay for these coins then go right ahead I'm not stopping them  but if I'm a collector ill definitely be when you show it to me. Edited by ryurazu
11/01/2021 11:39 pm
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