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i thought i'd heard it all, until:

http://cgi.ebay.com/20-Coin-Roll-Half-D ... 35b42136f3

guy refurbishes "old safes", finds a "hoard" of old wrapped rolls, and doesnt have the "time or desire to unwrap them all"....yeh but he has the time and dough to list them all on Ebay...hey! if anybody has an adventerous nature to deal with this scound......i mean , gentleman, please let us know what you get.......oh, things are getting wacky in the old silver market!

"If you have allergies you may not want to buy this lot. "

Yeah, I'm allergic to scamming con-artists, so I think I'll pass. Sorry...

Well with this one you can just bid $9 plus the value of the 2 40% so no harm done really.

And unlike other "bank sealed rolls" you know what 2 of the coins are at least

JerrySpringer wrote:

cesariojpn wrote:Y'know, given another thread here on the forums, this would be quite the idea to dump excess half dollars other than a bank.

Get yourself a coin wrapping machine, salt a few Franklins and 40% halves into the mix to ensure "genuine silver finds" by some bidders, keep a sockpuppet account or two to make sure the positives are up on the seller account, and it'll be (somewhat) easy money.

Think unsearched wheat penny rolls. What do sellers of those do to get people to bid the prices up ?

So it begins.

Sure I buy safes that are full of coins from coin dealers that went out of business all the time. And who would have the time or desire to open rolls of silver coins? Just another creative story that some sucker will fall for and pay way too much for a roll that has a two 40%ers in it. The bigger the story the more the coins sell for.

All his sales are private. I always wonder about sellers that do that too. But he does have 100% feedback up till now anyway.

So the air in the safe was so dusty that it was able to deposit a layer of dirt on these rolls? What a scammer! He has so many listed that he is going to make a lot of money, yuck! I wish you could warn the bidders. This type of thing turns people off to precious metals and makes all of us look bad.

Check his past Ebay sales too. Many coin but not one safe. Hmm, he sells coins and has found some supposedly winning rolls in a safe. Why sell them unsearched? Especially with silver prices doing what they are doing. Will we ever be able to see the feedback for these private auctions?

If the Chinese were counterfeiting 40% halves this BS'er would probably pass them on from his "dusty" safe.

you know what to do brethern! take him out. complain, send him idiotic insane questions, break his bolls, complain some more to the Ebay folk, make every waking moment of his scamming Ebay life a screaming hell.

this kinda THING IS the whole problem, guys just like this...from low, this fellow, to high, the 535 walking talking haircuts that are gonna bury us. you cant do anything..well, except vote, about the 535's game, but you can certainly effect this chaps "commerce".

slash and burn.

neilgin1 wrote: complain some more to the Ebay

I couldn't agree with you more its a nice idea but Ebay doesn't care about doing what is right all they care about is collecting their fees. I have complained on several auctions and all I get is a form letter from them thanking me for bringing it to their attention and that they will look into the matter. Well nothing is ever done the auction is allowed to play itself out and the sale is made and Ebay gets their fees.

Don't bid over $16.50 and you have nothing to lose.

Darn. I thought he was from Connecticut, but only the bullion box (whatever that is) is from CT. Otherwise I'd asked to go see them.

Especially interested in the rare $3 dime rolls & $5 quarter rolls

The fuzzy pics are a nice touch.

Rest assured my friends, no one in CT would sell an unopened safe. We're not the smartest folks in the Union, but we're not the dumbest either.

I reported the item to e-bay and left some choice questions/comments for the scammer. I feel better.

i counted this fellows "offerings" in "rolls" this morning...he's offering 37 different listings....37! how much time that must take, and he doesnt wanna search these rolls for silver?

up to $30+ after shipping...Great sales technique for some guy with a coin roller...

Up to $50+ for two silver dimes and $2.80 clad.

The reason he won't get neg feedback is that it's now gone beyond a flat rip-off and become a prideful embarrassment. No buyer is going to want to admit he got taken.

Wow! Those two 40's are getting awfully expensive if you ask me.

if this were a just world, we'd have him in stocks in the town square.

Its a ripoff no doubt. But it is a CLEVER ripoff using the "mystery grab bag" idea to garner bids. It appears to be working. But clever or not, I'm with neilgin, put him in the stocks.

$82 now this is shameful. I just sold a beautiful 17 foot canoe this morning for $75. The world is not fair, but I will be able to sleep tonight.

Settled at 102.50.
That better be a whole roll of 40%

Same seller, 5$ worth of quarters (2 90%) priced at 162 with time left...

http://cgi.ebay.com/5-00-old-roll-Quart ... 185wt_1141

This guy is going to bank hard off his 'dusty rolls' scheme

fb101 wrote:Settled at 102.50.
That better be a whole roll of 40%

Nope, just one on each end.