is this guy for real?

I saw this SGS MS-70 and I have to ask is this really worth 10 grand?
http://cgi.ebay.com/1976S-25C-SGS-M...em&pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item415121ca60

 

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Must bid! lol

 

That's great photography for such an nice and expensive coin.

I wonder if the coin would cross to a PCGS slab.

 

SleazeBay and Bidiots! That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!

Chris

 

Thats a good question to ask him

 

I guess ignorance is bliss. I wonder how blissful he will be when his auction get pulled.

Here is his post for when it gets pulled.

 

But he has a 100% rating with an amazing four transactions. One or two more and he may be able to retire. How can you go wrong with this one

 

I think his feedback was for purchases. One was a book entitled, Photography for Blind People by I. Kent See.

Chris

 

is that a counterfeit sgs slab!


even though i never really look into them for obvious reasons, i never seen one look like that..

 

But, I dont understand, what is wrong with it.

 

Why would anyone counterfeit an SGS slab?

 

$19 for return shipping!!

 

1. The Chinese will counterfeit anything. If they do an XF 1957-D Wheat, what won't they do.
2. Someone as ignorant as this fellow.

 

that is why i thought it was funny. why take the time to make such a bad copy of a company like sgs?

but like i said, i don't know much about this company other then, not to trust their grades. so it could be a new style of holder or an old style.

 

HOLY COW!!!!! Another Crazy Ebay Auction.

Let's see here......

1.) Starting price of $10,000. Strike # 1

2.) SGS holder. That must be a third party grader. Not PCGS or NGC. Strike # 2

3.) Bad pictures. Strike # 3

Verdict: This ebay seller is out. No bids for this auction.

At least the ebay seller offers free shipping. :goofer: :goofer: :goofer:

 

Hot deal!

 

at least the shipping is free :goofer:

 

It looks like a real SGS slab from me, but the coin looks like a proof! Am I just seeing things?

 

Not to mention that coin is only worth a couple of bucks.

 

I reported it...
A raw or uncertified coin is defined as any coin not graded by an authorized grading company. Sellers can list these items on eBay as long as:

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A numeric grade (such as MS-65, VF-25) is not included in the title of the listing. A numeric grade can only be included in the item description.
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No grading company is referenced in the title or description.