Record sale on Ebay? Reserve not met at 3.5mil

Huh

 

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Hi Kentucky

 

I don't entertain the thought of actually finding one.

 

Can you say "money laundering?"

 

I'm thinking that "the highest-priced coin auction on eBay" probably isn't the favored vehicle for a nice, quiet wash.

 

Especially not with easily traceable coins. There’s about a 0 percent chance it’s money laundering.

 

Just over $5.1 million. Reserve still not met.

 

Go to ebay, type in:
Saint Gaudens
and sort by "price + shipping highest first"
and you'll find it.

 

Not all big money deals involve some sort of chicanery. It’s unfair to even suggest such without evidence.

 

Exactly, that would pretty much be the dumbest way to do it and really have no idea why it was suggested

 

Who are all these people that have the ability to make legit bids on Ebay for 3 million, 4 million and 5 million dollars?
I still say it is a publicity stunt for a future Heritage (type) auction.

 

They certainly have a bit more money than I do.

 

The same ones that can do it at any other site.

 

It very well could be down to 2 maybe 3 bidders and you could probably search the top PCGS registry sets and point out who's likely bidding. My guess is one of the bidders is Simpson looking for upgrades.

 

Could it also be an auction house looking to sell them off individually in a future auction? I'm thinking Legend.

 

As of noon on 4/6, there have been 16 individual bidders (71 total bids) - Reserve still not met.

 

$5.25-million and the reserve still isn't met? WOW!

 

I'm waiting to snipe it!

 

I suspect shill bidding.

 

The same replies to the absurd money laundering comment applies to yours