What else are ebay sellers going to come up with?

I saw this on another forum and said "why not share it over at CoinTalk"?ONE OF A KIND CHRIST ON THE CROSS 1886 O MINT ERROR

Don't laugh too hard :bangg:

 

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I always love the free shipping on these types of auctions.

 

That kind of shock/surprise advertising is getting old. Back in the '60's, ad agencies used to do the same kind of thing by putting newspaper ads upside down to catch your attention. It was a novelty at first but now it's just annoying.

 

I submitted an offer of $20 because it looks like it has been cleaned. The offer was rejected in 2 seconds. Now, why doesn't someone submit an offer of $20 because they are an atheist? Then, someone could do the same because they are Muslim.

Chris

 

Funny - I would not offer $20.

 

I know someone create a ebay user id calle ThePope - then offer a $1.

 

bah.

 

That looks like the more common "Blob on a cross" error.

 

I submitted an offer of a $1

 

LOL.... You guys are funny. I wonder if they were the ones who sold the grilled cheese sandwich with Christ face on it?

 

no comprende

 

You should have bought it. After all, it IS less than $60,000.

 

wow as a Catholic this is crazy but still its a free market .. Id pay mabye $15 (or 1/4000) of the offered price...I believe in miracles but this is a joke (and major ripoff)

 

Whoever says religion doesn't come without a price should take a look at this.

 

I heard that if you buy something from a telemarketer, that your name & contact info might be sold on a list for as much as 5 cents. If you purchased something from a religious ad, your name might be worth 25 cents. It is just something I heard (after I bought a picture bible from a telemarketer & then received a barrage of other religious adverts).

 

i'd rather buy the "pennache" for 200k...