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by **Mr_Grue** » Jul 3rd, '09, 15:12

by **Infinite** » Jul 3rd, '09, 15:18

Assuming he is not shilling he has 20 offers.

by **themagicwand** » Jul 3rd, '09, 15:28

The Royal Mint are offering £50 per item returned. Assuming that all those offers he's received are genuine (and that they're for more than £50) I'd be very annoyed right now if I'd sold mine back to the Royal Mint. Not that I have one of course.

Now, where did I put the kids' piggy banks?

by **daleshrimpton** » Jul 3rd, '09, 15:37

makes you wish that ebay charged a % if an item didnt sell. :lol:

That would stop knobs like that.

by **Mr_Grue** » Jul 3rd, '09, 15:58

It was as much the transparent fakery of the image. That said, most of the not-at-all-special 20ps for sale featured photos showing the head of the coin, rather than the tail, which is where the date is missing from.

by **Totally Mental** » Jul 3rd, '09, 16:09

I offered to swap it for a Michael Jackson ticket - I wonder if he will accept.

by **Replicant** » Jul 3rd, '09, 17:24

Ah, but he is offering FREE postage and packing. Bargain.

My sister-in-law's sister had one of these coins but didn't realise its potential value and spent it on the bus. She's a bit gutted now she knows.

This one's going for a cool million...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-COLLECTABLE- ... 2|294%3A50

by **Mr_Grue** » Jul 3rd, '09, 18:11

Just realised the coin pictured is genuine. I thought the year was supposed to be elsewhere. :oops:

by **the Curator** » Jul 6th, '09, 19:42

I sell the dates without coins for 1 000 000 `£ (2 dates alltogether).

by **Infinite** » Jul 6th, '09, 21:55

Talk about screwing up the date of the coin in your pocket routine...

by **Tomo** » Jul 6th, '09, 22:06

Well, that's the Naked Coin Test knackered then! :lol:

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