I just gave the auction's high bid a nice boost!
oh, that's nice.
Topic: New auction for a gold coin on bidding pond! (Read 2775 times)
oh, that's nice.
I just gave the auction's high bid a nice boost!
up up!
Come on guys, gold hits a new record high and bitcoin is getting lower!
Current bid is only 224 BTC. You can do better than that!
It's easy to verify gold. Gold is very soft so drilling a small hole will do the trick. If it goes all the way through with only gold filing produced, it's legitimate. If the drill bit stops in the center, you have a dud.
I would hate to see your wife's jewelry set.
LOL
It's easy to verify gold. Gold is very soft so drilling a small hole will do the trick. If it goes all the way through with only gold filing produced, it's legitimate. If the drill bit stops in the center, you have a dud.
I would hate to see your wife's jewelry set.
It's easy to verify gold. Gold is very soft so drilling a small hole will do the trick. If it goes all the way through with only gold filing produced, it's legitimate. If the drill bit stops in the center, you have a dud.
Less than 7 days left.
Are you guys going to let ender_x take all my coins or something? He has already won my two previous auctions.
How do we know this is a real coin and not a replica?
I know it weights the correct weight, and looks exactly the same as many others, but there is no way I can prove it on line. You just have to look at the photos and video, and consider my selling history: so far no one has ever complained about receiving a fake coin.
Hmm... sounds like an opportunity for an honest appraiser to make a name for himself in the community.
Nice coin.
Indeed, this coin is sometimes nicknamed "angel" and is one of the nicest of the napoleon series.
Nice coin.
How do we know this is a real coin and not a replica?
I know it weights the correct weight, and looks exactly the same as many others, but there is no way I can prove it on line. You just have to look at the photos and video, and consider my selling history: so far no one has ever complained about receiving a fake coin.
PS. Also: good quality fake coins of that size are very rare. The only I know of are actually filled with platinium (they were minted at a period when platinium was cheaper than gold), and are now much more expensive than real coins.
How do we know this is a real coin and not a replica?
Here is a small video of the coin:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xhstcm_20ff-napoleon-type-genie-3e-republique-a-vendre-sur-biddingpond_lifestyle
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xhstcm_20ff-napoleon-type-genie-3e-republique-a-vendre-sur-biddingpond_lifestyle
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