FA: 1st Strike 2000 Millennium Cheerios Dollar Sealed Box 1c NR Ebay

Listed sunday AT 1c NO RESERVE and closing sunday on Ebay.


POSSIBLY A 2000 FIRST STRIKE MILLENNIUM CHEERIOS CENT AND RARE DOLLAR
IN ORIGINAL UNOPENED BOX AS ISSUED
There will be a Cheerios Cent in this box and possibly a rare Cheerios
Dollar
I have not scaned, weighed, X-rayed or Metal detected this box and DO
NOT know what is inside.
I am the original owner of this box. I purchased it fresh off the
shelf back in the year it was sold.
As reported in the latest issue of Coin World November 12, 2007, a
Cheerios dollar brought $9,999.00 in a recent Ebay sale and on
recently sold for $11,500 in a Heritage Auction.
Coin World reported that only 5,500 dollars were inserted in the
boxes. Also only 26 have surfaced for certifatcation

Cherrios box auction:

http://tinyurl.com/2r6hhk


Michael R.
ANA #1173222
Ebay user name mrae7

On Nov 14, 6:00 pm, mrcoin wrote:
Listed sunday AT 1c NO RESERVE and closing sunday on Ebay.

POSSIBLY A 2000 FIRST STRIKE MILLENNIUM CHEERIOS CENT AND RARE DOLLAR
IN ORIGINAL UNOPENED BOX AS ISSUED
There will be a Cheerios Cent in this box and possibly a rare Cheerios
Dollar
I have not scaned, weighed, X-rayed or Metal detected this box and DO
NOT know what is inside.
I am the original owner of this box. I purchased it fresh off the
shelf back in the year it was sold.
As reported in the latest issue of Coin World November 12, 2007, a
Cheerios dollar brought $9,999.00 in a recent Ebay sale and on
recently sold for $11,500 in a Heritage Auction.
Coin World reported that only 5,500 dollars were inserted in the
boxes. Also only 26 have surfaced for certifatcation

Cherrios box auction:

http://tinyurl.com/2r6hhk

Michael R.
ANA #1173222
Ebay user name mrae7

But an ebay auction of a PCGS coin that doesn't show the full image of
the back of the slab will be ended for violation of the counterfeit
coin policy....

Just wondering, Frank, where in the ad does it mention that this is a PCGS
graded coin?

Bob

"Frank Provasek" wrote in message
...
On Nov 14, 6:00 pm, mrcoin wrote:
Listed sunday AT 1c NO RESERVE and closing sunday on Ebay.

POSSIBLY A 2000 FIRST STRIKE MILLENNIUM CHEERIOS CENT AND RARE DOLLAR
IN ORIGINAL UNOPENED BOX AS ISSUED
There will be a Cheerios Cent in this box and possibly a rare Cheerios
Dollar
I have not scaned, weighed, X-rayed or Metal detected this box and DO
NOT know what is inside.
I am the original owner of this box. I purchased it fresh off the
shelf back in the year it was sold.
As reported in the latest issue of Coin World November 12, 2007, a
Cheerios dollar brought $9,999.00 in a recent Ebay sale and on
recently sold for $11,500 in a Heritage Auction.
Coin World reported that only 5,500 dollars were inserted in the
boxes. Also only 26 have surfaced for certifatcation

Cherrios box auction:

http://tinyurl.com/2r6hhk

Michael R.
ANA #1173222
Ebay user name mrae7

But an ebay auction of a PCGS coin that doesn't show the full image of
the back of the slab will be ended for violation of the counterfeit
coin policy....

(OK, I think I'll top-post, too...)

Yeah-but, did the auction include a full image of the BACK of the
Cheerios box?

Is the Cheerios box certified, by an approved company, as per ANA
recommendations?

Is it encased in a plastic holder, which will prevent a buyer
from ever opening the Cheerios box? Thus ever revealing whether
the lottery ticket, I mean cereal package, is, or is not, a
"winner"?


In article ,
says...
Just wondering, Frank, where in the ad does it mention that this is a PCGS
graded coin?


"Frank Provasek" wrote in message
...

On Nov 14, 6:00 pm, mrcoin wrote:
Listed sunday AT 1c NO RESERVE and closing sunday on Ebay.

POSSIBLY A 2000 FIRST STRIKE MILLENNIUM CHEERIOS CENT AND RARE DOLLAR
IN ORIGINAL UNOPENED BOX AS ISSUED
There will be a Cheerios Cent in this box and possibly a rare Cheerios
Dollar
I have not scaned, weighed, X-rayed or Metal detected this box and DO
NOT know what is inside.
I am the original owner of this box. I purchased it fresh off the
shelf back in the year it was sold.
As reported in the latest issue of Coin World November 12, 2007, a
Cheerios dollar brought $9,999.00 in a recent Ebay sale and on
recently sold for $11,500 in a Heritage Auction.
Coin World reported that only 5,500 dollars were inserted in the
boxes. Also only 26 have surfaced for certifatcation

Cherrios box auction:

http://tinyurl.com/2r6hhk


But an ebay auction of a PCGS coin that doesn't show the full image of
the back of the slab will be ended for violation of the counterfeit
coin policy....


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On Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:48:33 -0800,
wrote:

(OK, I think I'll top-post, too...)

Yeah-but, did the auction include a full image of the BACK of the
Cheerios box?

Is the Cheerios box certified, by an approved company, as per ANA
recommendations?

Is it encased in a plastic holder, which will prevent a buyer
from ever opening the Cheerios box? Thus ever revealing whether
the lottery ticket, I mean cereal package, is, or is not, a
"winner"?

I assume it is being sold "raw" so the the extra certification steps
are not needed. However, there is a back photo of the box.

BTW, the link the cheerios dollar article did not work. The correct
link is: http://www.smalldollars.com/dollar/page20c.html

At least I now have a better understanding of the value of the item.
But I'm not willing to pay big $$ for one, certainly not for just a
1:2000 chance.

On Nov 16, 8:19 pm, "Harv" wrote:
"mrcoin" wrote in message

ups.com...

Listed sunday AT 1c NO RESERVE and closing sunday on Ebay.

POSSIBLY A 2000 FIRST STRIKE MILLENNIUM CHEERIOS CENT AND RARE DOLLAR
IN ORIGINAL UNOPENED BOX AS ISSUED

possibly a box full of bugs too.. ever opened a seven year old box of cereal
or a seven year old candy bar?.. welcome to bug city..

Harv

No sight or sound of bugs Harv. I guess they could be dead by now?

Michael R