CBC

This has been offered to me as a 1894-P Morgan dollar. The area between the D and O looks like an “S” mintmark has been removed. Am I correct in being (highly) suspicious?
 

When I questioned this, the seller’s response was “you have no idea what you’re looking at”.

My 2011 NGC MS67 Sacagawea flls the slot in my Basic US Type Set No Gold (7070) but comes up as Not Eligible For Slot in my Basic US Type Set With Gold (7070 + Page 5).  Can you fix this?

The slab appeared to be a NGC edge-view or very close approximation of one, containing a rare date VG or so Morgan dollar with a realistic-looking NGC label and MS-68 grade, but no hologram on the back.  

https://www.ebay.com/itm/294160256671?hash=item447d514e9f:g:mboAAOSwXi1gkjjZ
 

Does NGC go after the marketers of fakes like this one on ebay?

A circulated1958-D Lincoln cent is now “rare” and worth a $1,425.00 bid

You can limit bidding to only established ebay users who have more than X number of positive feedbacks as a buyer.  That won’t reduce your risk to zero but at least makes the scammer invest significant effort in creating a history of positive transactions.

11 hours ago, LTMcCord said:

To CBC: I don't have a 45P in my set. Would you be interested in another coin, or in selling yours? Larry

Thanks, but I’m only looking for a 45-P in an older slab in trade for mine.  

OK, I’ll try one.  I have a 1945-P Jefferson nickel, NGC MS-67 in a recent edge-view slab.  It is the only regular issue coin in my War Mickel set that is in an edge-view, so I would like to swap it for a 1945-P, NGC MS-67 in an older, non- edge view holder.  Any interest?

I always look at the header to see who is listing on Marketplace.  If it’s this character (which it is, usually several times a week) I ignore it. Spam it is.  

Also look out for nickels dated 1942 through 1945.  Those with a large mint mark on the reverse above Monticello are a silver alloy and worth way more than a nickel.  

Sold  

Still available, price reduced to $575.  

At this price, I’m a millionaire!

UPDATE:

The graded coin arrived today. From now through Saturday I’m reducing my price to $600 for insured Priority Mail shipment, including the original Mint packaging.  After Saturday it goes to ebay.  Thanks for looking!

2020-W American Silver Eagle with the “V75” privy mark, just graded PF70UC today by NGC.  It has the “V75” label and is designated Early Releases. This coin is being shipped to me today, December 3 and should be here by Monday Dec. 7.

There are currently dozens of listings on ebay for these at $700 and up, and almost all are pre-sales.  The photo is a generic coin to show the label details.
 

My price of $650 includes the original Mint packaging and insured Priority Mail shipping the day after the coin arrives from NGC.  Paypal is preferred.  

My guess would be Fine Details based on the leg damage.  Without the damage, F12 or possibly F15. 

Thanks for the help with this one, Ali.  You always get it done!

Same story here. Identified about 82 bikes/boats/cars, finally got one silver eagle in my cart by 12:10, identified another 112 bikes/boats/buses/cars trying to get the website to let me checkout.  “Error1015”. Eventually got checked out (close to 1:00), received a text confirming receipt of the order, and received an email with order details just before 5:00. 

Looks like a fake. 

I tried to add my NGC AU-58 1939-D/D to the 1939-D slot in the Walking Liberty Circulated Only set and got a “not valid for slot” message. Shouldn’t this variety qualify as a 1939-D?

8 hours ago, Morpheus1967 said:

I don't know man.  Almost half of the topics in this forum are nothing but Ebay links.  So I think this is a great spot for an ebay related selling issue.  Also, at first glance, this topic has more views that at least half of the threads on the main page.  

“Almost half” are nothing but ebay links?  More like 90%. This forum used to be collectors offering to sell coins to other collectors.  If I want to buy a coin on ebay, I search ebay for it.  Maybe 1 out of 25 posts on this board now are collector to collector sales and not auction links.  

Ebay is not concerned with protecting the seller or the buyer, only themselves. This has been very obvious in my dealings with them for 20+ years.  I lost several hundred dollars to a fraudulent seller and then lost again to a crooked buyer, and ebay was unwilling to even listen to my side of either case. I decided the risk was too high and quit selling through them several years ago.

Before sending any of them to a grading service, see if any of the red or brown 1943’s are attracted to a magnet.  Any that are magnetic are just copper-plated steel cents, essentially worthless.  

USPS seems to be having problems lately.  I have had two Priority Mail packages recently "disappear" in their tracking system, one for a week and the other for almost a month. Both eventually were delivered, so don't give up on it yet.  

This coin was holed and plugged. Essentially worthless.