Search for 'rare' on Ebay - always fun!

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Ted
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Search for 'rare' on Ebay - always fun!

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a piece of rock? $ 15,000,000 (reserve not met) :D
http://cgi.ebay.com/Pink-and-White-Terr ... dZViewItem

a fossil - $1,000,000 (starting bid) :p
http://cgi.ebay.com/UNIQUE-ONE-OF-A-KIN ... dZViewItem

handmade fire truck - $2,000,000 :confused:
http://cgi.ebay.com/One-of-a-kind-Rare- ... dZViewItem

egypt scarb - $1,000,000 (note that the item is 0.38" x 0.75" in size! :eek: )
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ancient-Judaica-Egy ... dZViewItem

photograph - $2,500,000 buy-it-now :D
http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Humble-Servant- ... dZViewItem

mystery box - $500,000 buy-it-now (contents of the box is a mystery) :eek:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Mystery-Box_W0QQite ... dZViewItem


Well, you can't blame them for trying ??!! :D

Anybody else got some good ones from Ebay? - And, has anyone ever seen such an item sell?
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Riiiggghhhttt.....

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These remind me of the safe they brought up from the Titanic.
Oh, and Al Capone's safe. :D
I would like to know what's in this guy's "mystery box"?
Is he serious? Unless there are Dead Sea scrolls in there.........
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There are people with way too much money who may find it amusing to buy a mystery box or a piece of rock or whatever for a ridiculous price.

BTW $1000.000 will buy you a mystery house somewhere in the Netherlands and for only $500.000 extra I will add another house. Small Spyderco collection included.
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Hey, Gerard, I'll take it!!!

Oh, wait, that's European-style numbers... Darn!

:D
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mystery box!!!

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oh come on only one mystery box? this is such great marketing he should have a whole line of mystery boxes!
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That so called mystery box better be able to....

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Sharpen knives and make me coffee. :D Ray.
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Maybee it is a whole line. You open the box and find another box.
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You open the box and find another box.
MAT :spyder: TER
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you open the box and find another box.
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Actually it's a box of air from the late 2nd century B.C.
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New knife request: Police 4 Salt!!!

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Some things are rare for a reason.
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