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Canada
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Wow! Thanks for sharing, I am gonna watch that one end.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Edited by Canadian-Banknotes
01/09/2011 8:52 pm
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United States
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United States
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Wow. That's amazing. One in a million
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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If you look at this sellers feedback you will see that he has sold almost a full roll of MS graded 1909-s VDB's.
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Valued Member
Canada
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If that is the case,then something is up I would think......Who knows..
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Just checked and he has sold 67, plus the ones that ended today, of them!
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def something going on, theres no way half of his auctions are for those high end coins
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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could be the same of the same coins resold over and over to fake bidders hoping to draw in a real bidder and close a real deal. I saw this with a car for sale, by brother listed a car and wanted 15,000 for it auction started at 8,000 his 4 friends bid on the car up until 14,900$ to see if anyone would jump in on the bidding. At one point he wanted to see all the auto bids. So his friend typed in 150,000 as " accident " then retraced his bid going back down to 15,000. This forced the other auto bidders to max out their auto bids forces the last highest bidder over the sales price " if " he auto bidded that high, Actually "sold the car" 3 times to friends until it finally closed with a real buyer it was the ebay flat rate listing auction specials , like 50$ each time to list a 50$ if sold . Cost him like $250 to do it but he got his asking price eventually I'm not saying its a rigged auction with this coin or that his a committing fraud, I'm just saying this stuff happens and a entire roll of ms grade 09-s selling in these ranges of 10k plus a whole roll? 500,000 in 09-s vdb's that a lot of cash Edited by coppertop5150
01/09/2011 10:27 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Got to agree, something doesn't seem right about that. Too many of those coins for one seller. I don't know any other sellers who have come across multiple grades of that coin.
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Pillar of the Community
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he sold or is selling 4 different 1909-S v.d.b.s- 2x MS-66, 1x MS-65, and 1x MS-64.
it seems possible- some people at the fun show had like 10-20 in MS
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it seems possible- some people at the fun show had like 10-20 in MS I was going to say something like this, I have seen after big shows like the one that just ended people selling quite a few of the same rare date of certain coins or of allot of different coins. They may have paid $10,000.00 at the show and brought them home and just made a couple thousand very quickly because they know not everyone made it to the show and these coins always sell pretty high on ebay so they thought they could make some money selling to the ones that didn't make it to the show |
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I was wondering also, in what time period did he sell those. Has it been over several years or a few months. I would think if it was over several months, then something is going on. On the other hand if this has been the total over 5, 6, 7 years. That could be feasable.
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Posted 01/09/2011 8:19 pm
