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Some really ridiculous eBay listings

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That's quite good then. Were the coins you were selling on Ebay your old or unwanted coins?

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Yes, I'm going to stagger a few more soon just follow the link in my sig. I'll relist them in about 5mins...

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Ok then, which coins will you list on there?

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See for yourself! A shilling and a farthing :)

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oli, the picture of the 1839 farthing is terrible, no wonder it didnt sell...

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I know the picture is terrible, I said so in the description

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What's wrong with your scanner Oli?

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No idea. It stopped working before so I took it to pieces and reassembled it and now it scans in crappy quality. I'll just buy a new one instead methinks

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Lucky I was sitting down when I followed that link!

If I wasn't so polite I'd say really rude words at this point.

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Nine hundred and ninety nine pounds is he serious? Having looked through his feedback, he doesn't seem to have much experience with coins!

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That is definately not an overdate from what I can see. Chris would be able to tell better than me.

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Some overdates you cannot spot unless you magfify x10 so although highly unlikely, it cannot be ruled out.

More than likely if there is anything there, it'll be where one die blow failed to register with the other and caused an 8 with two bottom circles, or something like that.

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Yes, but how would anyone be able to tell if it is an overdate from the picture.

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Nobody would care because an overdate in that grade isn't worth £999!

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I see no overdate either, and nor do I see any mention of one in standard reference books. As for the price, I'm convinced it's an unretracted typo and the seller actually meant to put £9.99 (and even that's pushing it for a coin in that condition).

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As for the price, I'm convinced it's an unretracted typo and the seller actually meant to put £9.99 (and even that's pushing it for a coin in that condition).

I don't think it's a typo, cos it says £999.00 It might have been a typo if it had said just £999, but sadly, I think this is serious :rolleyes:

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I don't think it's a typo, cos it says £999.00 It might have been a typo if it had said just £999, but sadly, I think this is serious  :rolleyes: 

It automatically fills in the decimal places regardless if you fill them or not

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Oh, ok.

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Either Oli's right or some idiot thinks a coin in Fair condition is worth taking out a second morgage on!

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:lol: I don't think £999 is a second mortgage!

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Near enough considering that you might as well throw the money down the drain.

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Either Oli's right or some idiot thinks a coin in Fair condition is worth taking out a second morgage on!

I think that coin is even pushing it for fair, looks almost poor...

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hehe, i laughed at this listing :lol:

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That's more humourous than ridiculous!

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