Please tell me I am very wrong here about this 1796 bust dollar...

[CoinPulsive PCM]

eBay listing that is REALLY freaky

 

Please tell me that this coin is not a counterfeit.

1796 Bust Dollar.

Ebay seller from China..NO feedback.

Coin sold for $100,099.99. Not authenticated or graded.

very poor descripition....

 

This is scary. Tell me I am wrong about the winning bidder getting screwed big time here.

 

-Dave

[BLive1972]

hgaeijadfda (0) <---- looks a tad sketchy

[mtnstyne]

Someone has more money then sense...

 

1) Seller has no feedback

2) Seller is from China (land of the counterfeit)

3) Coin looks sketchy

 

Anyone who can waste $100k on an eBay auction of an uncertified coin, well...I will stop at that.

[wheat'swheats]

Don't beleive that it is real, nor do I beleive that it was an actual sale. Something fishy here

wheat

[BROADSTRUCK]

Since the coin is not genuine I bet that was a bunch of guys just having some fun with a zero feedback seller

[mumu]

Hopefully the bids were as fake as the coin.

[MarkFeld]

Someone has more money then sense...

 

1) Seller has no feedback

2) Seller is from China (land of the counterfeit)

3) Coin looks sketchy

 

Anyone who can waste $100k on an eBay auction of an uncertified coin, well...I will stop at that.

 

I believe that you made an assumption and jumped to the wrong conclusion. I am confident that the high bidders had plenty of sense. And that they were making certain no one got stuck with a counterfeit.

[CoinPulsive PCM]

Someone has more money then sense...

 

1) Seller has no feedback

2) Seller is from China (land of the counterfeit)

3) Coin looks sketchy

 

Anyone who can waste $100k on an eBay auction of an uncertified coin, well...I will stop at that.

 

I believe that you made an assumption and jumped to the wrong conclusion. I am confident that the high bidders had plenty of sense. And that they were making certain no one got stuck with a counterfeit.

 

Is that sarcasm?

 

Dave

[CoinPulsive PCM]

hgaeijadfda (0) <---- looks a tad sketchy

 

I think that is Mongolianese for Fraudster.....

 

.......It could also be just jibberish, but I only fluently speak English

 

-Dave

[MarkFeld]

Someone has more money then sense...

 

1) Seller has no feedback

2) Seller is from China (land of the counterfeit)

3) Coin looks sketchy

 

Anyone who can waste $100k on an eBay auction of an uncertified coin, well...I will stop at that.

 

I believe that you made an assumption and jumped to the wrong conclusion. I am confident that the high bidders had plenty of sense. And that they were making certain no one got stuck with a counterfeit.

 

Is that sarcasm?

 

Dave

 

Not at all.

[johnny9434]

looks like the item got pulled. its no longer listed

[michael]

please dont feel too bad about the buyer of the chinese made coin for 100k

 

he bought the brooklyn bridge last week for 2 mil.

[MarkFeld]

please dont feel too bad about the buyer of the chinese made coin for 100k

 

he bought the brooklyn bridge last week for 2 mil.

 

Michael, the high bidder knew the coin was counterfeit and was making sure no one else bought it.

[Mr.Mcknowitall]

hgaeijadfda (0) <---- looks a tad sketchy

 

I think that is Mongolianese for Fraudster.....

 

.......It could also be just jibberish, but I only fluently speak English

 

-Dave

 

Welllll, based on the Post.........

[Mr.Mcknowitall]

Someone has more money then sense...

 

1) Seller has no feedback

2) Seller is from China (land of the counterfeit)

3) Coin looks sketchy

 

Anyone who can waste $100k on an eBay auction of an uncertified coin, well...I will stop at that.

 

I believe that you made an assumption and jumped to the wrong conclusion. I am confident that the high bidders had plenty of sense. And that they were making certain no one got stuck with a counterfeit.

 

Is that sarcasm?

 

Dave

 

Logic.

[johnny9434]

the item is no longer available