Shill bidding?

None of these profiles have any info or just a bunch of bidiots or a scheme. https://www.ebay.com/itm/374059824342?.

 

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Drop the "b".

 

I don't see any shill bidding.

 

Well something is going on,none of the bidding accounts have any info and a coin worth $1 being sold for enough money to buy a decent car at this rate.

 

Money Laundering? LOL what a joke for even a missing edge letters variety.

 

The seller was just playing with himself

 

Even though there were 3 bids (actually only two as the first "bidder" was also the third bidder). the auction ended and is NOT indicated as SOLD. And is wasn't even a legal coin!

 

Winning bid $3650! Amazing!!!

 

And now the second bidder is "no longer a registered user"

Why do you say it wasn't a legal coin? looks like a regular Washington Presidential dollar to me.

 

Not a chance that anyone dropped that kind of money on a circulated coin found in any vending machine. Highly likely that either the seller, under another account, or a friend posted the bid to get the seller above a zero feedback.

 

Maybe this is how/why these coins are going for ridiculous amounts: Money laundering: Criminal A list the common coin for $50,000, Criminal B "buys" the coin at that price, Criminal A can now say that his "income" is from selling coins.

 

[/QUOTE]Why do you say it wasn't a legal coin? looks like a regular Washington Presidential dollar to me.[/QUOTE]

At the time, without a photo of the edge, I don't know if the edge was incused.