Certificate of Authenticity

[JeffH]

"Replica of the Real Australian Paper back $1 BankNote"
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-Commonwealth-of-Australia-24Kt-Karat-Gold-Bank-Note-Bill-99-9-Purity-DETAIL-/300991233753?pt=AU_Notes&hash=item461479bed9
"Comes with Certificate of Authenticity" And there was me thinking it wasn't a real note!

"You do not see these around at all, Unless you have the other sellers selling you fakes so grab it while you can."

I pass; your bid.

[trout]

Grannybait :dash1:

[Fulvio]

Oh, I dunno... we pick on the dishonest sellers, then this guy posts a comprehensive and honest description, albeit a little flowery, and we pick on him too?

I see nothing wrong with the listing. Fact is, a lot of these gold notes were made, including our $1. Its 6g, which of course is mostly the polymer substrate. But with gold around $43 a gram, the actual gold content is probably worth the current $20 bid. Not outrageous...

[nealeffendi]

Oh, I dunno... we pick on the dishonest sellers, then this guy posts a comprehensive and honest description, albeit a little flowery, and we pick on him too?

I see nothing wrong with the listing. Fact is, a lot of these gold notes were made, including our $1. Its 6g, which of course is mostly the polymer substrate. But with gold around $43 a gram, the actual gold content is probably worth the current $20 bid. Not outrageous...

I have to agree, it isn't my cup of tea but there is nothing deceptive about the seller spiel.
He even says the gold holds the note together (so I guess that makes it a gold backed currency:taunt: for the real money crowd).

[runway]

A speculator at best,collectable maybe but just a souvenier

[Fulvio]

A speculator at best,collectable maybe but just a souvenier

And what isn't? Why do you think I collect circulating errors instead of the overpriced rubbish both souvenir factories churn out?