You can't make this stuff up- 1795$ chuckle for the morning...

I'm sure everyone here knows what "variety" this one is- curious what the seller actually believes...





What's worse is he blames Grandpa (again) and cites a charity:


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Best, Jack.

 

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50% feedback? Hmmn!

 

Yeah, but it's graded by NGC.
Also, who would doubt poor old Grandpa.

 

If at first you don't deceive, try, try again.

 

He doesn’t mention that she is wearing a necklace.

 

And if you report it, there won't be any money for the Malala Fund. Why do you hate Malala?

 

I like how they won't budge on the price.

 

Finally, we get to meet Mrs. Chuckles. Thanks for sharing @Jack D. Young

 

Link to the listing https://www.ebay.com/itm/165991306857
Waiting for the orange hoodie...

 

I offered him $5 in messages.

 

Now THAT'S funny...

 

@Jack D. Young another notch on your barrel. The listing mysteriously disappeared.

Just the facts ma'am....

 

I love making ebay look everywhere.

 

Waiting for the relist @KBBPLL ...

 

Well, Miss Liberty is now a vampire, and will keep returning until somebody puts a stake through her!

 

It does not get too much of a chuckle from me because it's got the right date on it for the variety. Therefore, it's more dangerous. The Bust too far to the left variety that is dated 1796 is a little more comical.

Vampires used to wear a kerchief around their necks to hide their marks in the old movies. Perhaps the Chinese could add on to this creation so that it might “pass.”

 

I guess I have a "refined" sense of humor on these anymore @johnmilton , keeps me from crying. And you are spot on, as there is presumably a genuine 1795 example out there used to make the counterfeit dies. That's why good records and images of matching marks is important in the hunt.