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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Quarter-/180719084832?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item2a13b26520

 

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Nothing special! I'm very tempted to start bidding it up, LOL.

 

C'mon? Really? There is at least one sucker out there!

 

& I'm winning, with only .06+ .44 to ship it.

 

Thats to funny.....Who and why do people do these things....it makes no sense.......:headbang:

 

Dang, I was so sure I'd get sniped at the last 3 seconds. Oh well, one more & I can use a pay phone.

 

A buyer paid $.50 for a quarter. The seller got $.06 for it, before ebay and PayPal fees. Really, there is not limit to the stupidity of people.

I'll bet the winning bidder doesn't even get that exact quarter! LOL.
Lance.
(Apologies, Zach, if you were serious about winning. You spent fifty cents on a little fun, I know.)

 

Lance, a bit of fun & curiosity. I looked at his feedback before the bid. 237 & nearly all bad, but all over a year old. Maybe this one teensie sale of a circulated 1998 quarter will bring him back to the side of good.
post script; if not the exact fuzzy 1998 quarter from the pic, I'll file SNAD. LOL

 

Dang and it used to be

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Yogi Berra



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Congratulations on your win!!!:yes:

 

Huh. Looks like he had some sort of catastrophic issue and fell down on a bunch of auctions over a short period. (Failing to come through on a bunch of $5 food items doesn't scream "fraud" to me.)

He's just past the one-year boundary that makes those negs disappear from his summary; guess he's trying to get a fresh start. In circumstances like that, spending five or ten bucks to accumulate some good feedback probably makes sense.

 

Probably trying to get a 100% positive feedback rating.

LOL: http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...&seeallfeedback=See All Feedback&myworld=true

 

Ha ha. Maybe Zach will be disappointed with his purchase. The coin doesn't have all the detail of the picture or something.

 

I love the sellers honesty..."There is nothing special about this quarter." For once I'm speechless

 

Since you can't see the date, it must be a key one. I'm guessing a 1932-S.

 

The seller wrote that it was a 1998, so the chances of it being a '32-S are pretty slim, I would say

 

1998 or 1932-S. Is there really much of a difference

 

Lol.....somebody has too much free time on their hands to post stupid auctions like that. But it made me laugh.

 

So I got the package today. It is a 1989 VF clad quarter. Along with it, there was a dollar bill & a note that said "Thanks for playing along. Bill"

 

That's pretty wild, guess you made out~~