Fresh to the market today and never been on sale before. From a location with archaeologically documented 1st and 2nd century Roman activity this unique and rare lead isoscelian tri-pointer after Euclid is organic, vegan and preservative free.
Buy it now price: £21-17-6
DaveP wrote: ↑Tue May 11, 2021 4:06 pm
Here you go folks.
Fresh to the market today and never been on sale before. From a location with archaeologically documented 1st and 2nd century Roman activity this unique and rare lead isoscelian tri-pointer after Euclid is organic, vegan and preservative free.
Buy it now price: £21-17-6
caveat emptor
you'd be better putting that up for auction on some social media groups - it will fly
Always carefully proof-read what you've typed to see if you've any words out.
Deus with 11" X35 and 9" HF coils. MI 6 pinpointer.
Having looked through only some of that merchant's crap for sale I'm amazed that the feedback is 100%. Then again, the purchasers clearly don't know what they're looking at and are falling for his lies and exaggeration
I would say looking at feedback and the items sold, there is some shill bidding or fake accounts there. A fraction of a lead seal for £13? That is got to be fake. Either that or there is a metric tonne of gullible people out there and I should retire and sell my junk bucket.
Also there is the usual bypassing of treasure the act by saying items are from old collections from Northern Europe. The UK is in northern Europe so not an out right lie and the other swerve is to say from an old collection implying pre-1996 so outside of the treasure act. The Viking silver pendant sold for best offer around £365, if found in the UK is a clear breach of the treasure act.
Maybe the guy does buy stuff in to sell but I find the found in Northern Europe is always a bit dodgy on listings.
