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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 1812300, member: 36230&quot;]With all due respect, an example of fools overbidding from a known ebay dreck peddler does not make the coin <i>worth</i> that much, just as I&#039;ve no doubt that somewhere and to someone, even the OP could pull $27 or possibly more, but this depends on what lengths he willing to go to make that extra buck. However, if he were to offer the two coins for sale on this board, without making claims and only providing clear and quality images, do you really think he will be loaded with offers to buy at $10+ over melt?</p><p><br /></p><p>We must accept the fact that ebay is a different ballgame, and many of such coins end up offered there for very good reason. The coin linked would, in most real world cases, be thrown into the junk pile and/or be sold at no more than the common &quot;silver dollar&quot; premium, but since ebayland is a honeyhole of &quot;bidiots&quot; willing to accept claims such as this seller&#039;s ridiculous and laughable &quot;uncirculated&quot; as fact, opportunity awaits. When the time comes for whoever buys this coin to sell, they are likely in for a rude awakening, unless it is to another fool of course. </p><p><br /></p><p>While he has not divulged this information, I cannot help but to think that the OP was likely mislead by his trading partner into believing the coins were something they are clearly not. Please understand that I am not trying to argue the substance of your opinion, but do I believe it would be wise for the OP to understand the difference between <i>could be</i> and <i>is, </i>especially if he plans on involving himself in future trades.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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