I wonder if this is a joke or something.....

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"Jeff Landon" wrote:

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"Jeff Landon" wrote:

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More likely someone in dire need of a clue who thinks he's struck it rich.


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Jeff Landon wrote:

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we will see... i sent him an email asking for better pictures.... I
think he is trying to get an offer without paying ebay. We will see
what his response is IF I get one that is.
Wheeler. clock just updated, lost an hour between here and there.

On 2004-04-04, Jeff Landon wrote:
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I saw this guy too, that and his $50,000 silver dollar.

What is it that makes people think that if a coin, any coin, isnt
in circulation anymore, that its suddenly worth thousands.


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What is it that makes people think that if a coin, any coin, isnt
in circulation anymore, that its suddenly worth thousands.

It's probably the attitude of finding stashed away say an old $1 coin that
might be a lotto ticket without spending the $1 to buy the ticket. Lotto
tickets play the odds you'll get a series of random numbers, Something like
this maybe plays the odds of buyer gullability.Sooner or later you'll probably
find a person dumb enough to pay for it.
I was flipping through my redbook when I first saw this thread and best I could
figure they have A 1924 S, But still that price listed although a year old is
still a lonnnnng way from $50,000. UNLESS that coin happens to grade NGC or
PCGS Proof 70. And by the looks of the photo, That coin looks a long way from
70.
lol
Steve

Jeff Landon wrote:

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What's the listing fee on $50,000?

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I believe nothing, if you cancel the listing before the end of the auction.

--Jeff



"Scot Kamins" wrote in message
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Jeff Landon wrote:


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What's the listing fee on $50,000?

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In article , Scot Kamins
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Jeff Landon wrote:

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What's the listing fee on $50,000?

Normally $4.80, the maximum insertion fee for anything with a
starting bid (or reserve) of $500 or more ... but since the
seller listed it in two categories (Buffalo knickers AND Peace
dollers), so the fee is doubled to $9.60 ...

(That's not much considering the $49,999 upside over the true
value if the lot sells ...)

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$50,000 PLUS S&H....
If it were I, I'd toss in the S&H if I got a bid....
;-)

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