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Nice, so I have $32,000 in two coins lol
Comment from : Daniel Davis

There's always those who think they'll reel in a sucker
Comment from : donktheclown

eBay seems to have some of the craziest sellers out there There was that one item I remembered that used to be listed on eBay, and it was one very simple black BIC pen being sold for $1,000,00000 USD There is rarely anyone I know of who would spend a million dollars on a pen that you could buy for literally less than 25¢
Comment from : X1 Gen KaneshiroX

That warning goes both way, people are not grading there coin
Comment from : Calvin Rus

You have to grade the coins to get that , it is possible for you to get half of that give or take Thank s for the information
Comment from : Calvin Rus

?
Comment from : Calvin Rus

Is the price of $16:00 as raw or is that the sale' s price after the coin has been Graded by a third party Grader
Comment from : Calvin Rus

How can I send you a picture of the coin?
Comment from : wit yaebkay official

That listing must be money laundering
Comment from : 你的帳戶再次違反《社群守則》

Ebam Fake avoid
Comment from : Salim Chagla

fooling this EBeM
Comment from : Salim Chagla

I have rare coins, I want to sell them, 1960, 1970, 1980 Can I find a buyer here? Hello Connect with me
Comment from : احمد جمعه

1966 rd 99 cents
Comment from : Anna Quinn

Lmao
Comment from : Shane Dixon

I’ve got a couple but never entertained that ridiculous price I often wonder if people actually pay that kind of money I see huge prices for common coins on Esty and e bay saying 15?watching and one looking to put in their basket but never see if anyone fell victim to the scam
Comment from : dennis jamieson

I have nepali least coin 🪙
Comment from : Newar Bikash

Well said
Comment from : Danny Parker

Yes sir
Comment from : T Lee

Look at the E in We it is off center Still no 16,000 tho
Comment from : Joshua Engle

Only worth what someone is willing to pay
Comment from : petunia27

What do we use to determine value
Comment from : Nj Misunderstood guy not a devil

You should actually say don’t use unsold eBay listings as a source
Comment from : Dunk

I have a 1919 penny so what should I do if you are saying not to go to ebay 🤔
Comment from : carlos Rios

eBay coin sellers are smokn’ drugs
Comment from : Fourth Dimensional Hillbilly

Don't hate the player
Comment from : FRISBEEMIKEL

Etsy is even worsemakes e-bay look cheapbunch of shysters I've got 20 I'll take 10,000 each I'll send tomorrow!!!
Comment from : Jeffrey Schaupp

Is anybody really that gullible ? I don't think so I don't think these get sold for $20 Much less for $16000
Comment from : Daniel Arellano

Look at sold
Comment from : Shamus Dillon

Did it sell? Or was it listed? Ebay is excellent for determining the value of your coins But you have to have some sense of value?
Comment from : Jim Goodreau

100 use ebay to see the value of your coins Sold listing will give you a true to date evaluation on the worthbof any item Sold listings
Comment from : Bill Winters

It’s how they are trafficking money these days and no mint mark coins way to funny
Comment from : scott shorey

Look at sold price, not asking price
Comment from : Return to Nature

I HAVE ONE PENNY 1919s
Comment from : Salvador Aparicio Caldera

What platform would you suggest we sell? Just curious I would start my baseline asking price or opening bid off of what the coin guides say the estimated value is and of course state that Maybe slightly below that to help the attraction Maybe even offer a link to it so the ‘buyer’ can determine
Comment from : Alloy Scars

Where did this guy learn that 1919 pennies are worth thousands? Maybe in proof condition Keep studying😂
Comment from : K

as someone who sells on eBay almost everyday, seeing all of those inflated prices literally nobody is buying just clutters the page and only serves to be annoying Always sort by "Sold/Completed Items" to get a real price for whatever you wanna sell or buy
Comment from : Flight Simulator X

I have a 1919s penny,a 1932spenny what are they worth
Comment from : peggy hensley

Where would you reccomend?
Comment from : El Diablo

What is really sad is sometimes people actually buy stuff like this which promotes others to sell "nothing" for a small fortune
Comment from : Kyle The Caregiver

thats why you look at all listing including sold
Comment from : Greeneggs

Do you use heritage auction?
Comment from : Its Outside Ju

Cha chinglol
Comment from : docholiday1880

OK with site should we use
Comment from : yemmen Tinajero-Silva

Nice coin
Comment from : Gidc Coins Channel

hahahah i have 5 1919 lincolns in far better conditionsome internet coin people are funny
Comment from : Jamin Maki

U had a cpl real good 1's in there!!!
Comment from : Gina Graydon

So true!!!
Comment from : Dan Gillotti

1919 has an error so ur wrong they r worth money
Comment from : juggernot79

Listed vs sold are two different things Look at the sold prices
Comment from : CJ Nick

USCoin book (Red)
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Comment from : The Collector Of Coins

I have this l cent coin 1919 no minth mark
Comment from : Neo soonho

That’s why we use the sold and completed sale filter
Comment from : Brian G

I just dropped off hundreds of wheat pennies at the bank I should have checked eBay first 😂
Comment from : Techn Moto

I'll give him a dollar for it🙄
Comment from : Guido Rea

That’s not true look at sold listing
Comment from : Yugi Mon

Certainly don't look at asking prices on eBay That price really is completely nutty Looking at completed sales on eBay is fine, and can augment the information gleaned from the Greysheet, PCGS values (for PCGS slabbed coins) and Red Book
Comment from : Todd Merrell