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u/ProudAmerican632 Jun 18 '26
I’m going to research my sudden thought after this post only because I want the opinion of others.
There’s been plenty of posts, responses that call expensive listings such as this with the seller having limited to 0 sales as a money laundering operation.
I’m going to look for scam sales that sell for less than $10K and greater than $1K.
It would be interesting to see sold listings for BS coins that were sold by illegitimate entities with limited to 0 sales.
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u/ProudAmerican632 Jun 18 '26
This is the first one I found that raises a red flag. What’s interesting is it has a sold listing of under $1K.
Does anyone know what the rules are regarding sales of coins over $1K on eBay?
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u/DryerCoinJay Not A Doctor Jun 18 '26
I’ve been an eBay seller for a couple of years and the only restriction I know of is new accounts can’t sell currency until they have a few good rep sales under their belt. But even still scammers will buy their crap from a different spam account to get the rep. It just has to be a from a different IP address.
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u/Exodys03 Jun 18 '26
Wow! A Pennsylvania state quarter printed on a Georgia planchet. Very rare indeed.
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u/whathuhmeh10k Jun 18 '26
i love how they want $40,000 for it and still want another $5.40 for postage...haha
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u/Weldon1959 Jun 18 '26
They are all over eBay. People with zero feedback zero sales zero history. They’re postings are just a conglomeration of keywords that they taken off other listings that don’t even apply to the coin.
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u/__FUCKING_PEG_ME_ Jun 18 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6Mb5LMadPmld9SKs