1kg lunar silver rabbit sold for $431 on ebay - part 2

Discussion in 'Silver Coins' started by InstantGoldAustralia, May 18, 2011.

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  1. InstantGoldAustralia

    InstantGoldAustralia New Member

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    Dear fellow stackers

    As the current seller of this item, I am happy to answer any questions in relation to the previously closed thread mentioned above.

    Best wishes


    Greg K
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    I'm sorry, but this is an eBay dispute to be resolved in private between yourself and the seller, not in a public domain such as this forum.
     
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    Thanks for the reply goldpelican

    I am not aware of any dispute in relation to the sale of my 1kg Silver Coin purchased from "perthbullion"... only that the nature of its disposal is potentially more complex than usual and perhaps worth discussing here???

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    I agree. But for the record - if you sold it for $431.. its SOLD!
     
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    I'm sorry, but it looks like you're trying to draw publicity to your eBay purchase of an item that was sold at far below cost, and you've since re-advertised for sale as a "technically your legal property to sell" when you haven't been able to take delivery yourself.

    Not appropriate discussion. A thread has already been closed on this topic, that's not an invitation to start a second thread.
     
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