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Oh don't worry Rob i'm not interested in scrap material

You would have been if I would have taken £500!!!!

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It's a good job ebay don't impose the same demands as this vendor, otherwise we wouldn't have a thread worth the name. link. Black pots and kettles spring to mind.

One of my customers gave me one for my youngest son when he was born.... I wonder if this seller wants to buy it? I'll cut him a deal at £50000 and leave £20k in it for him......

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Oh don't worry Rob i'm not interested in scrap material

You would have been if I would have taken £500!!!!

Lol........And the undated 20p at 71,000, i only have 70,999 in PP or i would have took a stab at it. Wonder how much thats cost this tool to list with a 77k BIN

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Thats about the fourth different seller I've seen with this coin over the last year or so... Price is creeping up as well... I was the under-bidder on the first sale at a massive £0.05!

On the original pic (and description) you can see that the area within the white speckles has been bored out almost through the coin... thought it might be an interesting curio - but not at £300... or £3 for that matter!

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Don't get me wrong, there is 1 or 2 nice coins on the bay, but the crap seems to be iutweighing the good stuff right now, more scrap Metal than anything

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Don't get me wrong, there is 1 or 2 nice coins on the bay, but the crap seems to be iutweighing the good stuff right now, more scrap Metal than anything

I've always thought that one of the fun things about collecting was shifting through loads of junk to find a bargain coin that satisfyingly fills a gap :D

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Don't get me wrong, there is 1 or 2 nice coins on the bay, but the crap seems to be iutweighing the good stuff right now, more scrap Metal than anything

I've always thought that one of the fun things about collecting was shifting through loads of junk to find a bargain coin that satisfyingly fills a gap :D

LOL Glad you've got the time to waste! When you've got an auction house to haul up yet ANOTHER accumulation in a cardboard box, bags full of worthless low denomination crap, you never want to see another believe me :D

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no time wasters please :lol:

Regarding the other listing. It does annoy me when I see post mint, damaged coins being advertised as errors.

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Don't get me wrong, there is 1 or 2 nice coins on the bay, but the crap seems to be iutweighing the good stuff right now, more scrap Metal than anything

I've always thought that one of the fun things about collecting was shifting through loads of junk to find a bargain coin that satisfyingly fills a gap :D

LOL Glad you've got the time to waste! When you've got an auction house to haul up yet ANOTHER accumulation in a cardboard box, bags full of worthless low denomination crap, you never want to see another believe me :D

But think how you'd feel if just one of those cardboard boxes full of crap had an EF 1926ME, say. Or an EF 1869/1875H/1863 with die number, and somebody else got them because you couldn't be bothered with just that one box too many !!!

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It's tempting to bid 20p for the coin and probably win the auction. Postage will cost him 46p (new rates from Monday). Having received the coin demand that he sends you the tea-towel because it's in the photo and therefore you assumed it was included. Otherwise you'll leave very negative feedback! Point made, and he's well out of pocket! A bit of fun too :D

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It's tempting to bid 20p for the coin and probably win the auction. Postage will cost him 46p (new rates from Monday). Having received the coin demand that he sends you the tea-towel because it's in the photo and therefore you assumed it was included. Otherwise you'll leave very negative feedback! Point made, and he's well out of pocket! A bit of fun too :D

Not only that - demand he sends you TWO 20p coins, as there are two shown in the photo :D

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It's tempting to bid 20p for the coin and probably win the auction. Postage will cost him 46p (new rates from Monday). Having received the coin demand that he sends you the tea-towel because it's in the photo and therefore you assumed it was included. Otherwise you'll leave very negative feedback! Point made, and he's well out of pocket! A bit of fun too :D

Pfft... 70p is a twentieth of my current coin fund! As if I have that kind of money!

hard times... :P

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Not only that - demand he sends you TWO 20p coins, as there are two shown in the photo :D

You're right... There's a sleeper in the lot and I never even noticed! ;)

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300541253844

Presumably a jeweller with a can of Duraglit...

He failed to mention that the jeweller removed the obverse pin mount before cleaning!!!

No returns unless PROOFED a fake!!!! "Ah har Jim lad, where's me eye patch?"

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7 bidders,really what is that all about?

Would you want to pay £350 for a cleaned exbroach? :wacko:

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7 bidders,really what is that all about?

Would you want to pay £350 for a cleaned exbroach? :wacko:

Plus his probabal fingerprints from handling taking the pictures, those come free :lol:

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Plus his probabal fingerprints from handling taking the pictures, those come free

hey azda......you could clean them fingerprints with baby oil, im still happy to deal @ £500, :D

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Oooh 50% profit on the face value! Anyone got a hammer? :D

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