A grading challenge on eBay

there seems to be about $4 worth of 90% silver in the collection. At the
current bid plus $8 for shipping I detect no bargains here.

"Leo M. Cavanaugh III" wrote in
message ...
I dare anyone here to grade *ANY* of the coins in this gentleman's
collection:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2223662938

despite the fact that they're "warn".
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"And that is sheer bozodom, as is much of what your write here."
As nice an example of Read Goldbooger's turgid prose as ever you'll see.

I believe the velvet cases are worth more then the coins.... ;-)



"Leo M. Cavanaugh III" wrote in
message ...
I dare anyone here to grade *ANY* of the coins in this gentleman's
collection:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2223662938

despite the fact that they're "warn".
--
"And that is sheer bozodom, as is much of what your write here."
As nice an example of Read Goldbooger's turgid prose as ever you'll see.

"Leo M. Cavanaugh III" wrote:

I dare anyone here to grade *ANY* of the coins in this gentleman's collection:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2223662938

The SLQ is no better than G-4. ;-)

Alan
'can see her outline from here'

From: Leo M. Cavanaugh III

I dare anyone here to grade *ANY* of the coins in this gentleman's
collection:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2223662938

despite the fact that they're "warn".

Most are going to be in the VG - F range which is typical of this sort of type
set packaging. The toning on the Proof Ike looks interesting. The Kennedy is
probably AU, and the '43 Lincoln probably replated.

--
mark

nothing here for the corps then,......... eh BOB?

"Bob Peterson" wrote in message
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there seems to be about $4 worth of 90% silver in the collection. At the
current bid plus $8 for shipping I detect no bargains here.