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In a tangent I fell upon this completed auction after looking at one of the seller's other auctions. "Trish the dish's" comments are bizarre to say the least. While she tells everyone they should assume everything is fake, junk, etc. and she has no idea what they are, she has some high grade stuff she spread across several auctions that each netted well over $1K. I assume she drove her husband to his grave, at least she didn't crack open the GSAs and slabs and cash it in at her bank or Victoria's Secret. For some reason, she decides to throw her bra into this auction, perhaps to spice up a RC'ers cold winter night. I guess she can't wait for the sexy man who pointed out the '38D walker to get into town. While this auction was tops, be sure to check out her other completed ones.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Junk-Drawer-Sil ... 7675.l2557

That is hilarious! Looks like she sold his whole life for a new pair of tits. What a piece of work.

gee.. two different auctions with 1796 dollars in it.. and her husband kept them in 2x2 flips.... I was born at night, but not last night...

Looks very, very shady.

What is interesting if you take a look at the photos in her completed auction http://www.ebay.com/itm/281029466138

The back of one of the 2x2s has "300692890183"written on it.

This is an eBay item number and was sold to a buyer on April 18 2012.

If you do a Google search for this item number, the search results will find the feedback left for the seller on this item. I will not post the information here, you can find it yourself with Google.

The buyer of this coin, whom I would suspect would be this woman's "late husband", is still currently selling and buying items on eBay after this auction had ended. This person uses the same fonts and layout in their auction description as this poor widowed woman does.

Coincidence? Sales from the afterlife?

Must be a nice way to get rid of those 1796 dollars -- put them in with a bunch of legit stuff and hope nobody notices...

Good detective work, PM.

It's sort of a kick running this stuff down, clue by clue, isn't it?

That IS good detective work. They even live in the same town. Nice of "her" to take the bad feedback hits and protect his eBay rating. I wonder how many times she bids on his auctions. Well I'm glad he isn't dead and she (and he) likes fake things in pairs.