Wonder why no one bid on this?

[pawnee101]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=39457&item=3953983809&rd=1

[spy88]

There are several reasons, not the least of which is the lousy pictures! But even more importantly, this seller realizes the value of these coins (should they be the real thing) and the obvious step to have them certified thru a dealer or himself would have made it legit.

 

I smell a fraud in this auction. Zero feedback and no return policy makes it even more aromatic!!

[Elcontador]

I wouldn't bid over melt value re any sight unseen coin without a return privilege. Of course, my bid would be reduced by applicable shipping costs.

[Hoot]

Undoubtedly a counterfeit. Many were made and they surface from time to time with very disappointed owners.

 

Hoot

[cpm9ball]

I'd offer my "2 cents worth" but it would surely be worth more than this one.

 

Chris

[Leothelion]

at that time were struck in zinc-coated steel because copper was needed for the Allied war effort.

 

All steel materials at the time were used to fund an on going war,

 

So what was the coin made of?

 

Leo

[Oldtrader3]

If a guy is going to sell a $10,000. coin (even a counterfeit), he ought to learn how to spell zinc and throw!

[jom]

BHAHAHAHA! Another terrific Ebay picture!

 

I'm going to go bid right now!

 

jom

[cpm9ball]

Jom, why waste your time fooling with the auction? I've got three of the twelve in P,D,S that I will offer you at this one-time-only, unbelievably, low price of $2,995.00. These coins are superb, gem brilliant uncirculated proofs, blast zinc made of a composition of 1% copper, 1% steel, 1% zinc and 97% BS!! Hurry now, you will never see this offer again.

 

 

Chris