Found this eBay Seller with some really nice and even rare coins!

Hey Forum Folks,

I found this Seller's items yesterday while searching Bay (see link below)! I thought that some of you all might be interested in some of the coins this Seller is offering. I am sorry that I did not post this Thread earlier as some really nice coins have already sold. I do not know and never have done any business with this Seller and just though you all might want to see or even bid on some of his/her nice coins. If my Grandpa had left me coins like these, I don't think that I would ever sell them!


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Frank

 

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Wow, man, I don't think I would sell some of those either! B-U-T-FUL! Wow! You see that 1895 Barber Half Dollar, has to atleast be a 65 or a 66. Man. Thanks for posting the link Frank, now I have some more things to drool over.

Phoenix

 

If I am reading it right, they are required to be sold. Maybe I am reading too much into it, but that is my interpretation.

BTW - I do not like to bid on auctions with a not return policy.

 

Phoenix,

You think that one is nice!!!! Look at the Seller's ended auctions and you will see more absolutely gorgeous coins!


Frank

 

rlm,

I did not get that from reading the item description! I would bet that the Seller either needs the money or has no interest whatsoever in coins.


Frank

 

I am sure that he can say anything he wants there, but that is how I read it.

 

I saw some of the coins in the smithsonian that werent as high of grades as these. But then again thats also where I saw the 1913 V nickel.

 

yea me too no return policy and payment by cahiers checks what if he just make soff witht he money?

 

ok e has very good feedback. i wish i wasnt broke and could casier checks for some of thos ebeauties. thanks for th link frank you make life worth living again

 

Those coins are disgusting, especially since they are not in my collection.
WOW!

 

Don't it just kill you though?! You are sitting around counting up your money to see if you have what you need for Christmas and some dumb poster (Me!) comes along and posts a link to auctions of some absolutely gorgeous coins.:headbang:


Frank:hammer:

 

His earlier auctions stated that they were his Grandfathers coin collection and the money was to be distributed within the estate.

 

You guys must have a different taste in coins than I. Looking at his inventory, I see a lot of worked and overdipped coins.
Maybe I'm just cynical, but I don't buy the story these were "inherited" coins either. The primary reason is this term:

"items sold as is and all sales final as estate settlement does not allow for returns"

My BS detector is going off.....Mike

 

leadfoot:
Do you think that this 1878 7tail feather is worked?


http://cgi.ebay.com/1878-7TF-Morgan...ryZ39465QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

At a minimum I'd say it was dipped and retoned. May be AT from the color scheme too...Mike

 

Frank,
Thank you for posting the link to those coins. Beautiful "stuff"!! Nice prices too!!

swick

 

YOU GUYS DO REALIZE HE HAS A "NO RETURN" POLICY.

You may like gambling with your money, I do not.

Be careful guys. This guy is a scammer.

Dont' say I didn't warn you...MIke

 

Those coins are going for stupid money compared to what they would likely grade at PCGS or NGC. I cannot figure out why this person keeps getting high bids -- must be that "FDC" thing. Maybe he has a ring of shill bidders.

 

Suckers and noobs (no offense!) are falling for it hook, line, and sinker.

[edited to add: Take a look at the high bidders in these auctions. Look at the number of feedbacks they have. I think you will notice that the vast majority are low-feedback buyers that are likely are inexperienced. Who else would buy high-dollar uncertified coins with no return policy?]

 

Angled photos: WARNING
Estate sale: WARNING
Two color large font listing: WARNING
No returns: WARNING
All the coins look the same: WARNING
Recolored copper: WARNING
Overdipped silver: WARNING

There no such thing as a free lunch in numismatics.