Check This Auction Out ! $7420 For A Torn $0.20 Stamp

Just keep in mind that before placing your bid you must consider they are charging an additional $2.20 to ship that stamp, so the BIN price is really $7422.20!

I think the seller may have spent a little too much time in the Australian sun without wearing a hat!

Other stamps being offered by that ebay seller are similarly overpriced, albeit not to the extent of the example posted here.

definitely has a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock

An extreme example of "wishful thinking".
The German 30 Pf Brandenburg Tor, that they want $300+ for, I have dozens of that one.

Maybe he hopes to snag a few of those ebay bunnies with his offerings -- I've heard they're easy prey.

Be sure to look at his other 4 Stamps in his auctions,seller O2ke is just hoping for the once in a lifetime chump to wander in. The smart thing to do here is when sellers like this start listing this junk for outrageous amounts, type the sellers name into all of the replies. This way if anyone googles the sellers name, perhaps to see if they are legitimate, google will point them to the link most relevant and perhaps someone would end up few hundred dollars wiser.

Saintified is not even a word.

Do you guys think its eating kagaroo meat that causes this?

he is an idiot.

I am not sure if these guys that troll ebay ever catch anything, but there are thousands of things like this listed everyday. I mean COME ON MAN!! I just chuckle when I see this kind of thing and don't care what anybody tries to peddle for who cares how much or why.

So the odds of anybody really buying something like this and actually paying for it is about the same odds of catching the Loc Ness monster with a spinner bait.... in Lake Superior.

Here is one for your amusementhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/1913-Lincol...em3f1748c650

No doubt the seller is a sum cum laud graduate of the P.T. Barnum school of hucksters.

Is this a rare stamp or something?

There are more and more of these lately. The part that gets me is we have to wade thru this junk to find the real auctions.

Not a rare stamp, but a seller taking advantage of ebay's free listing weekend. This happens every time ebay does that ... someone lists a laundry list of junk at super-inflated prices with the hopes someone will buy the item. I can't help but wonder if this ever works?