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Message:: [QUOTE="EPOcoins, post: 4321861, member: 109220"]Wow!  The problem is that it is not "he", that is a big seller.  It's a scam that is catching on, and there are enough suckers to buy them.  In the "sold" section, one sold for $900, and several others in the lower hundreds.  They weren't even good looking circulated coins.  So, if you know me well, you would know what I would do, and I did it.  I put a very bad looking 1944 wheat penny out there for sale for $5.  Mostly, because after PayPal takes their cut, and eBay takes their cut, then the cost of the free shipping, I'm not left with much.  But, in the description I put the following: 1944 Pennies without a Mint Mark are NOT Rare!What Are 1944 Pennies Worth? So, what’s the difference between the value of a regular 1944 copper penny and a 1944 steel penny? More than $100,000! Here are the details: <ul> <li>1944 copper Lincoln cent (NO MINT MARK) "1,435,400,000" minted; 3 to 5+ cents</li> </ul> <ul> <li>1944-D copper Lincoln cent — 430,578,000 minted; 3 to 5+ cents</li> <li>1944-S copper Lincoln cent — 282,760,000 minted; 3 to 5+ cents</li> <li>1944-D over S copper Lincoln cent — mintage known; $100+</li> </ul><ul> <li>1944 steel cent (any mint) — 15 to 20 estimated; $100,000+  </li> <li>THIS IS THE "ONLY" RARE 1944 WHEAT PENNY!!!</li> </ul> So, MY 1944 WHEAT PENNY with NO MINT MARK is priced fairly, and Shipped  USPS First Class. Picture taken with LED magnifier, giving it a slight purple cast.  Please ask if you have questions. No returns. I found this on the net. Guess what happened.  Someone actually bought it, and in less than two hours.  Sad, really sad.  [ATTACH]1098016[/ATTACH]   [ATTACH]1098017[/ATTACH] There not even good pictures.[/QUOTE]

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