Tried to reason with him...

But he keeps denying the truth. He's trying to reel in an idiot buyer. Either that or he really is that thick headed. I sent him pics and everything. He just responded in a condescending manner. Please report him. This is NOT a large letters Overton 114.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-1830-50-Large-Letters-Half-Dollar-Overton-114-BU-rainbow-toned/123215331257?_trkparms=aid=111001&algo=REC.SEED&ao=1&asc=20160908105057&meid=e6e990feeda24a2a95e4d2bb8f96e0ba&pid=100675&rk=1&rkt=15&sd=123215331257&itm=123215331257&_trksid=p2481888.c100675.m4236&_trkparms=pageci:b08a3c93-79ae-11e8-8ef4-74dbd1800cc2|parentrq:3efde0381640ad4a480b7994fff87f80|iid:1&redirect=mobile

 

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The coin is a fake.

 

Idk. Looks real to me. But small letters reverse. Not the rare one.

 

probably think you're trying to talk him down so you can buy it for pittance ...

 

Sale for charity ..
Keep that in mind ...

 

I also like how his 1883 CC Morgan was sold in May for $213.50. I guess his shill account won it.

 

Estate sale

Gonna send it in for grading

It will grade MS64.

Then it will be worth $47,000.

But since I’m a real nice guy you can have it for $17,000.

Does this guy really think we’re that stupid????????

 

T’ain’t BU

 

It’s a small letters au and cleaned or altered surfaces too. I wouldn’t touch it for more than $250

 

You must have had a positive impact. It no longer appears to be there.

 

I reported it to @Jack D. Young , who worked his magic.

 

What magic might that be .
Having a listing taken down for charity .

No magic I'm interested in .

 

The listing was removed due to several listing violations- no charity there.

 

So once they clear up the violations for the listing and they asked 20,000.00 dollars . Then what ?

It should also come with a tax write off too .

 

If he lists it again for what it's not, then we report it again. It happens a 3rd time, they'll suspend his account. Simple.

 

Keep in mind . I said no violations in listing, once relisted .

 

I mean no disrespect to anyone on this thread .
I just know when I read " sale for charity " I know a 20 pair of sneakers can sell for 20,000.00 dollars .

Why ? It's for charity ..

 

The coin was raw and listed for over $2500, and a specific grade was listed. Two major violations that got it taken down.

 

You're absolutely right, and auctioneers love to see bidding wars that raise prices to atmospheric, even stupid, levels.

But that's assuming the bidders know exactly what they're bidding on. From what I gather here, the coin in question was misrepresented, so, charity or no, it's right to have it taken down. If the seller relists and correctly describes the coin, then let the bidding commence and we'll all hope he raises as much as possible for his charity of choice.