eBay cracked down on that a couple years ago. If you know of one in the last year, please let me know, but I do not think you will find any.
Well, DAH! There were lots of bids. All we had to do was look.
Actually, early Lincolns are fairly common. Most people still consider it a flaw.
None harder!
Absolutely YES!
Did you bid it up that high?
That is why you use registered mail. However, I wish I had met you when I was trying to sell my set - mostly AU (14-D certified VG10) Could not...
If I had seen it, I definitely would have bid on it. I doubt that I would have bid much, but that has got to be worth $24. As to why no one...
Mostly Lincoln wheats.
I like it! When you get tired of it, you can send it to me.
So is his other 1909-S VDB. Both got pulled by eBay.
IF your auction had "Pay with [PayPal] and your full purchase price is covered", and IF you used PayPal, you will get your money back. PERIOD!
At least in most cases, it is not the environment, but the coin. A true wood grained coin is caused because the alloy was improperly mixed. Here...
I guess it goes to show you what a few spots can cost you.
They arrived today (yesterday, now). Thanks again. Both real nice!
I do not know anything about the coin, but I happen to like the graining. Nice one!
No spots on the B&M, but aside from that, the two coins are eerily similar.
Here is the link -...
I had to have some starting point. I could have bid a little different so you would not have know for sure.
i.e. GUILTY until proven Innocent? Man, you must live a rough life.
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