More feebay scams?

[Th3Offspring]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-US-Eisenho...item3a6a1f5c14

check out this link and tell me what you think!

[Th3Offspring]

How about this one, 10 clad ikes for 30 bucks. maybe it's time to sell lol

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MIXED-LOT-10...item2a13a8ff84

[kennedyfan]

Not a scam. Of course whoever bought these is a sucker, but the sellers aren't doing anything unethical that I can see.


Smaller lots sell well, I guess! I might have to try to sell some small lots and see what happens! Maybe I can sell a lot of five of the same date....

[Silver Bear]

I've actually bought from those cats before. You can bet your booty it wasn't Ike's like that though...

Must be all of Ike's stars eh? (Ike's uniform extra!)

HH and all the BEST, SB

[AGBlex]

wow. i must be wealthy and an idiot for returning all the Ike dollars i got from banks looking for silver... some people just dont do the research before buying

[Gilmore Happy]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-US-Eisenho...item3a6a1f5c14

check out this link and tell me what you think!

It says they are 40%? I thought they have to be a "S" to be 40%?

As you can tell Im not a coin guy, pardon my ignorance...

[Silver Bear]

Yep GH looks like an easy out for the bidder if they even figure out that their not 40's...HH...SB

[madwest]

The seller relisted the same 3 coins. This time without stating that they are 40% silver - which they are not.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=330614696558

[tenseventyfive]

I had gotten involved with something similar - I detailed it here, but it got moved - read on, intrepid silver searchers:

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...topicseen.html

[CoinHELP!]

Not 40% silver, they came in blue pack and red pack, encased in cello. Olus the rest where proofs in GSA holders. I don't think the seller knew what they were selling.

[bossapplesauce]

I agree with CoinHELP; I've seen people list quarters and dimes made as late as the mid-1970's as "silver". (no not talking about 1976 quarters, some of which are 40%). They just don't bother to verify what they think they know about the coin(s).

I try to PM people on eBay when they have something listed incorrectly to the point of misrepresenting it hoping to save them some hassle. Most responses are very positive especially for smaller sellers. Oddly, the only times I've been told where to go are from sellers calling themselves coin dealers who should know better.