Seller swears this is a PCGS coin!

See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

On Feb 11, 9:05*pm, Reverend Pope wrote:
See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Yeah but you have the seller's assurance that it will be worth
"millions" later on!

"Reverend Pope" wrote in message
...
See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.


Aha!! I always suspected PCGS minted its own coins. If you look
carefully at the scratches on the obverse, you can almost make out most of
the letters of P-C-G-S. As for the coin's potential for a value of
"millions", the seller doesn't pinpoint specifically what "later on" is.
Plus he wishes bidders "Good Luck". Sounds like a fine fella to me. He's
just gotta work a bit more on that feedback, even though his 7 Positive
indicates he is indeed quite a trusted seller, as he points out.

Bruce

On Feb 11, 9:12*pm, "Bruce Remick" wrote:
"Reverend Pope" wrote in message

...

See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Aha!! * I always suspected PCGS minted its own coins. * If you look
carefully at the scratches on the obverse, you can almost make out most of
the letters of P-C-G-S. *As for the coin's potential for a value of
"millions", the seller doesn't pinpoint specifically what "later on" is.
Plus he wishes bidders "Good Luck". * Sounds like a fine fella to me. *He's
just gotta work a bit more on that feedback, even though his 7 Positive
indicates he is indeed quite a trusted seller, as he points out.

Bruce

There is a federal prison in Marion, Illinois. Maybe he's working
from there.

oly

And it took him almost 8 years to get that feedback score. I hope no one
gets a black eye in their rush to bid on this coin.

Bob

"Bruce Remick" wrote in message
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"Reverend Pope" wrote in message
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See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.


Aha!! I always suspected PCGS minted its own coins. If you look
carefully at the scratches on the obverse, you can almost make out most of
the letters of P-C-G-S. As for the coin's potential for a value of
"millions", the seller doesn't pinpoint specifically what "later on" is.
Plus he wishes bidders "Good Luck". Sounds like a fine fella to me.
He's just gotta work a bit more on that feedback, even though his 7
Positive indicates he is indeed quite a trusted seller, as he points out.

Bruce

On Feb 12, 4:50*am, oly wrote:
On Feb 11, 9:12*pm, "Bruce Remick" wrote:





"Reverend Pope" wrote in message

...

See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Aha!! * I always suspected PCGS minted its own coins. * If you look
carefully at the scratches on the obverse, you can almost make out most of
the letters of P-C-G-S. *As for the coin's potential for a value of
"millions", the seller doesn't pinpoint specifically what "later on" is.
Plus he wishes bidders "Good Luck". * Sounds like a fine fella to me. *He's
just gotta work a bit more on that feedback, even though his 7 Positive
indicates he is indeed quite a trusted seller, as he points out.

Bruce

There is a federal prison in Marion, Illinois. *Maybe he's working
from there.

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He seems to have been too busy to work on eBay from June '03 to Jan
'08. He also has no feedback from selling anything. Doubtless that
is another perspective on trust.

On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:05:54 -0800 (PST), Reverend Pope
wrote:

See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Pretty Common Garbage Stuff?

beekeep

On Feb 12, 3:48*am, (beekeep) wrote:
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:05:54 -0800 (PST), Reverend Pope
wrote:

See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Pretty Common Garbage Stuff?

beekeep

But so is 80% of the U.S. stuff ACTUALLY IN the plastic at any given
coin show.

oly

On Feb 12, 1:26 am, "Jim Menning" wrote:
"Reverend Pope" wrote in message

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See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Check his other auctions also: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZ61jwr

The NGC certified buffalo nickel isn't slabbed either.

The 1927-S SLQ appears to be missing it's mint mark.

Probably a hijacked account.

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Some of his auctions have been pulled. Keep up the good work gents!

On Feb 12, 11:02*am, "Jim Menning" wrote:
"Jim Menning" wrote in message

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"Reverend Pope" wrote in message
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See:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120220009991

I emailed the seller, and he says there is no slab or paperwork, but
he took the coin to Southgate Coins, and a professional inspected it
and said it is, in fact, a PCGS coin.

Now that's good.

Check his other auctions also: *http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZ61jwr

The NGC certified buffalo nickel isn't slabbed either.

The 1927-S SLQ appears to be missing it's mint mark.

Probably a hijacked account.

All listings have now been removed, and the seller is now NARU.

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP...rid=61jwr&...- Hide quoted text -

See - the system works.
Wonder if he'll now come here and start whining about how he didn't
violate eBay regs, how he spent hours on the phone and emailing with
"his" eBay T&S agent verifying that his auctions were OK, etc and so
on?