I'm not so sure the first ebay item is overpriced; it's 18 souvenir sheets (only the first is shown). I didn't add them up, but there's a fair amount of retail there. This is a Seller with 69,000+ Feedback, at 100%; he must be doing something right.
"ITEM IS MINT CONDITION. SCOTT 797,778,948,1311,1686,1687,1688,1689,1757,1075,2438, C126,735,2433,751,750,730,731. NEAT ITEM COMES WITH BINDER.ALL MOUNTED."
In regards to the second link check out how many ebay user IDS he has used: http://contact.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP....coinbillzzz 7 differant ones in 18 months "Danger Will Robertson" why would anybody change user ids that much?
Second guy is a nightmare. After reading through the painful write up I decided to retun the favor and made an offer on his $300 rare Egypt stamps. How much? $1.75.
The description of the "special offer" was too funny. You have to read it slowly just to figure out what he is trying to say. I think he needs his medication adjusted.
When a dog bites a man, that is not news. When a man bites a dog, that is news. John Bogart
When a man finds an inaccurately described and overpriced ebay lot, that is not news. When a man finds an accurately described and underpriced ebay lot, that is news. Bamra1
OK well the first lot is indeed mis-identified as these are NOT the 1976 VALLEY FORGE FARLEY but the Fort Dearborn Mich. however the lot itself may be priced right but I think he got ahead of himself while typing that.
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Posted 04/06/2013 5:45 pm
