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Michael-Roo

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  1. On 12/28/2021 at 6:28 PM, Michael-Roo said:

    To clarify:

    List price was £98 plus p&p, but the seller was offering a seasonal 10% discount on all coins so my total, for a very nice good fine Gouby X, was £91. 

    And I still have the one I'd grade fine, also bought from eBay a couple of years ago, for £1.50 inc p&p. 

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  2. On four visits now I've stood inside St Mark's in Venice and, every time, have been overwhelmed by the beauty of my surroundings.

    Old places of worship: y'can't beat 'em.

    Should anyone on here find themselves in the vicinity I recommend Liverpool's Anglican cathedral. Even us Irish Catholics have to admit the building is astonishingly beautiful. 70 years to build, and every stone carved by hand.

     

     

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    Bargain!

    Particularly as the reason for relisting being the final bid of £720 realised last time was considered too low.

    Why not tell her you've reconsidered your offer and go lower? In the absence of shill bids it'd be fun to know just how far down she'd  go.

     


  4. On 11/5/2021 at 6:07 PM, Martinminerva said:

    And so the silly bids (or non-bids, or more likely shill bids) start to roll in...

    Looking at the bids and feedback scores of the bidders, clearly some are the same as last time, including a suspicious "private" bidder.

    Smells decidedly of fish, methinks...

    £590 and counting. 34 bids from 5 bidders.

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