Ebay gamble? I might risk it

http://cgi.ebay.com/1914-D-Lincoln-Cent-POSSIBLE-COUNTERFEIT_W0QQitemZ330224577853

 

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haha method of manufacture: Dremel

 

lol...Grade: D-

Just proves that it is possible to find anything on ebay...

 

LOL, Nigerian man asking for his Bank account info.

 

AHAHAHA!! That is hilarious! It is obvious that he is joking around, though I'm sure there is some chap that might take him seriously. I would bid on it just for the sheer fact that the listing is so amusing. Thats a kindergarten counterfeit job for you.:mouth:

 

:hail: And the date looks like it would be Reverse DMPL! Go for it!



Nice parody, but it's too bad he had to ruin a nice 1977 cent to do it. That's my wife's birthyear.

 

nice! lol

 

That has to be one of the funniest ebay items I have ever seen

 

LOL " In addition, there seems to have been a small bit of cleaning with a mildly abrasive auto body grinder"

"If you want insurance, you need to look more closely at the pictures"

Well, the sharpie marker on the coin CLEARLY reads "1914" so it's got to be!!

 

That's too much!!! :mouth:

 

excellent! Great questions and responses...

 

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Thanks for the laugh Jack! I really need it! A friend's son was killed in a car accident early Saturday and we are getting ready to leave for the Services. It is going to be really hard as he lost a Sister and Brother in December and now one of his sons.

Take care everyone and be sure to tell your children, parents, spouse or signifcant other that you love yhem as you may never see them again alive!


Frank

 

He answered my question, which I found pretty funny.
My question is the "wow, I have to say..." lol

 

Good times....Good times :hail:

 

That's good Jack,

I just told him a certain firm in Ohio might slab it MS70 for him.

Anyone care to guess who?

 

Looks like it has an old cleaning, but does have nice cameo surfaces IMO.

Phoenix

 

hmmm, lets see... who always slabs coins way higher than they should, and whom do we make fun of for grading MS70 all the time...

No idea.

 

In this moment of inspiration and clarity, I have decided that you should send it away and slab it.

 

Nice.