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NDFarmer wrote:$1025.00 for 1/20th of an ounce. Isn't that like $20,500.00 an ounce? Am I missing something? Is there some numismatic or historic value to this coin? Is it a rare coin? Or is gold just selling for over $20,000.00 an ounce?

blackrabbit wrote:They just realized that that is the price gold is going to get to as fiat money dies and we get a new gold backed world financial system.

beauanderos wrote:

blackrabbit wrote:They just realized that that is the price gold is going to get to as fiat money dies and we get a new gold backed world financial system.

Yeah, you're probably right, at some point in time. Maybe they're both New World Order tycoons who had too many dry martinis at one of their Bilderburg enclave gatherings? Most likely, with hyperinflation coming... the winner will be able to look back a few years from now (2150) and think ..."hey, I did alright with that, after all!" The noobie I could see getting carried away... but the other guy has 501 feedback!? Maybe the noobie was the seller bidding himself to run the price up?

neilgin1 wrote:no. its probably a pair of foul chinamen doing laundry. one of them has a "dirty" roll of dollars, buys a prepaid debit card with cash, phony id...notice how that one "bidder with the one star keeps goosing the bid, he's probably the seller as well, a day before the auction, the one star guy blows away the two for real bidders, the fellers with 60 and 270 stars, those guys are for real.....but the one star shill has blown them away with his $1,000 bid....they dont know he's sitting up at a grand, and then two seconds before auctions end, the guy with the dirty money debit card snipes it at 1025.00, and the two whack up the dough and the ching gong yin , or whatever you call that fonky china coin goes back in the drawer...track the seller's move and i'll bet you he sells a LOT of 20,000 an ounce gold, he's either dodging taxes, or doing laundry...y'know laundering illicit profits from whatever God knows what illicit Chinamen schemes.

frigging sewer that place, God bless America.

beauanderos wrote:

neilgin1 wrote:no. its probably a pair of foul chinamen doing laundry. one of them has a "dirty" roll of dollars, buys a prepaid debit card with cash, phony id...notice how that one "bidder with the one star keeps goosing the bid, he's probably the seller as well, a day before the auction, the one star guy blows away the two for real bidders, the fellers with 60 and 270 stars, those guys are for real.....but the one star shill has blown them away with his $1,000 bid....they dont know he's sitting up at a grand, and then two seconds before auctions end, the guy with the dirty money debit card snipes it at 1025.00, and the two whack up the dough and the ching gong yin , or whatever you call that fonky china coin goes back in the drawer...track the seller's move and i'll bet you he sells a LOT of 20,000 an ounce gold, he's either dodging taxes, or doing laundry...y'know laundering illicit profits from whatever God knows what illicit Chinamen schemes.

frigging sewer that place, God bless America.

I guess anything is possible. Your supposition is as valid as the others. The seller looks legit, tho. I looked at completed listings... the guy is a stamp dealer. That's the only gold he has sold. Maybe that's a rare numie or something. Could be only those two knew it's value, the others were just bidding bullion on it.

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