Quoting Office Space: "Your a very...bad....person.":rolleyes:
Or he could be getting the coin for his son.:headbang: This stuff really ****es me off.
custserv@pnccsgrading.com Anyone going to Email this guy and see whats up? I want to see his answer when someone calls him out on his scam.
Thanks for your help! I figured they were fake, but I like how they look and $5 really isn't that much. Who knows, maybe one out of the fifty is...
So I somehow came across about 50 of these for 5 dollars total. I figure most of them are probably fakes, but I thought I could get lucky with one...
I'll be the nice man and give you $21 dollars for it. Nice coin. -Rob
Looks more like MS71.34 :hammer: -Rob
Well, it says: This is the most complete set on the internet! It is compiled of mostly Choice AU/BU coins. So it does not say they are all...
On the contrary, there appear to be many of these coins floating around. Once people realize that you can get the out of a bank roll, they will...
I am so confused. Isn't rarity the reason coins are priced so high? Apparently, there are MANY of these error coins, so the rarity level is not...
I live in Connecticut. There is a dealer that I know of in the Seymour area, but that is a pretty far distance from Putnam. :desk: I figure...
I am 99% sure it is fake, look at the stars and Liberties face, nothing looks right. I also have to comment on the really ugly color of the gold....
Its counterfeit. Sorry. -Rob
Well they are worth a lot more than any of the wide AM cents, so I assume there are a very few amount of them. -Rob
Wow very nice! How long did that take you? -Rob
Actually SBA and Sacs do work in most vending machines. -Rob
Looks like someone tried to flatten out a cent. Its doubtful that it is not post mint damage. Sorry, -Rob
Why do both have the exact same obverse? -Rob
Post a picture we can help you out a little more. -Rob
It looks like someone tried melting it. Pretty cool looking in my opinion. -Rob
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