Looks too good to be true.

[JeffH]

As the old saying goes "if it looks too good to be true it likely is".
What do you think about this? "More than 10 available / 14 sold"

Australian 20 cent coin 1966 wavy error in capsule rare coins, Price: AU $5.00

It is academic now because "This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available." Just seemed rather strange to me.

Recent eBay sales for wavy 2 coins have been at $200 and up.

[Pedro]

Yes, Jeff I saw that one too. Went straight on by. I don't quite understand how there have been 14 sales without a negative. Fiddled with the description maybe.

Pedro

[Nevol]

there have been 14 sales 

Only 3 Sales as one "buyer" bought 12 coins.  

Definitely too good to be true.  :whistle2:

[gweidion]

I have sent that guy a message about at least one of his wavy 20 cent pieces saying that is wasn't and appeared to be post mint damage with possibly a nail punch. He asked me if I was saying it is counterfeit. I said I didn't know if it was counterfeit but pointed him to a few examples on eBay of real wavy 20 cents saying your coin looks nothing like these so it isn't a wavy 20 cent.
That wasn't the listing I questioned but I'd have reason to suspect all of these now. Btw, the one I said wasn't was listed for $300 if I recall correctly.