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The emails are being sent out either from the domain job.ezado.net or ezado.net. Both domains were purchased on April 8th, 2008. We are in the process of contacting the companies that registered the domain names to them along with the hosting providers providing the email service. Below is the email that is being sent out along with the whois information on the domains.

We have studied your CV on SEEK and we would like to employ you to work with
our company as an administrative assistant. Monthly pay of AU$1800.00,
is guaranteed for 10-15 hours of work each week. We started selling on eBay way
back in 1998. It was when we sold a single Hallmark ornament for
over $300.00 that got us hooked on eBay. Up until around 2003 we only sold
our own items until friends started asking us to sell some things for
them. It was during this time we learned of this “new” business, eBay Drop Off
Stores. After much planning we opened our eBay store front in July
of 2004. Our goal then and today is to make it EZ for other people to sell on
eBay and other online auctions and use our experience and reputation
to maximize the money they could potentially receive. During this time we have
met many wonderful people and made new friends in the process of
selling $100,000.00s worth of their items.

REQUIREMENTS:

You have to be:
 21 years or older
 Capable to quickly respond to all emails coming from your personal manager
 Constantly reachable on the phone during the daytime (providing cell phone
number is required)

You must have:
 Basic Microsoft Office skills
 Access to the internet during the daytime
 A personal cell phone
 A clean record. Be legally trouble-free

EZ Auction Drop-Off concludes a contract with each new employee. After you sign
a contract I will contact you and guide you through the whole
process. I will answer all questions you have and will always stay in touch
with you via email.

FREEQENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What will be my responsibilities as administrative assistant?
Administrative assistants serve as a connecting link between the company and
the buyer. This role is extremely important when, for instance, a
London-based seller wants to drop off his item on an Australian auction
website. Our assistant will make this deal possible. The administrative
assistant is involved in finding and storing all relevant sales information in
his respective region, and is tasked with receiving and resending
payments from the seller to the buyer. The assistant will be expected to
prepare on-demand daily, weekly and monthly reports and refer incoming
and outgoing mail to representatives of the management and sales department. 

Will I be directly involved in sales? How will I find out that a deal has been
made?
No, you will not be directly involved in the selling process, nor will you be
required to sell anything. You will have to receive and resend all
the payments in your sales area and forward all the necessary correspondence to
the administration. When a buyer is not satisfied with the item
purchased, the only option here is to exchange the item, as no refunds are
allowed. In this case the seller and the buyer will settle this matter
on their own. Once the item has been sold and the deal closed, you will receive
an e-mail with the details if the sold item including : name of
the client, amount transfered and full details of the made transfer. When the
transaction reaches your account, you will have to cash it in your
nearest bank branch and send the required sum to the seller as soon as possible
(the sellers’ details will be provided by the company).

Why auction drop-off?
Auction drop-off is a very convenient service enabling clients to sell their
items at the best possible time and price. We offer our clients
comprehensive support  from examining the item and highlighting its advantages
to taking professional snapshots of the item. We then complete the
listing form and place the item in the right auction category. Our job also
involves determining the best time for the start of the auction. We
notify our client once the auction starts and when the client scores a sale.
During the auction we give advice to buyers, accept payments and
return change when necessary. We also take care of wrapping the item and
delivering it to the buyer, along with some other things that are
instrumental to a perfect sale. 

Who sells the items?
In our case, the seller’s location is unimportant. Our sellers are everywhere:
in Los Angeles, Berlin, Warsaw, Moscow, you name it. Our sellers
are experienced professionals with an impressive record of 98% of successful
deals. At least 30 of them are qualified to work on Ebay, Qxl, and
Amazon online auctions. 

Where are the items dropped off?
The items are dropped off on the websites of such major online auctions as Ebay
US, Amazon Auctions, Big Deals, Ebay, QXL(UK Auctions), and
suchlike. 

What items are usually sold?
The most hot selling items are watches, silver and golden wares, collectibles,
electronic appliances. 

What benefits will I have as an employee of your company?
All our employees have a two-week paid vacation twice a year. You can go on
your first vacation after working with the company for three months.
As our employee, you will receive a catalog with our items that are available
at huge discounts. What’s more, we will pay all taxes reported in
your tax returns after you send us an invoice at the end of each month. 

How much should I invest to start working with you? How will I receive my pay?
There are no costs to begin. All fees related to this employment are covered by
the company. The salary ranges during trial period AU$1,500.00 -
AU$1,700.00. You will be keeping 5% from every transfer that you will receive
from a client. If at the end of the month your income is below
AU$1,500.00, we will send you the difference either as a wire transfer or as a
check. 

We will answer all your questions with pleasure and will be glad to receive
your application at: recruitment@ezado.net

Sincerely yours,
EZADO Recruitment Department (recruitment@ezado.net)

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If you’ve never been to an auction because they intimidate you I strongly encourage you to make this your first auction. Daryl Bagwell (NCAL #7860 / NCAFL #7885) will make you feel at ease after the first item has been called.

If you’re looking for an auctioneer to help with estates regardless of where you are located at you must give Daryl a call and just talk with him about your situation.

His next Auction is Feb. 10th and for more information and pictures you can visit his website at http://www.bagwellauctions.com

Well to add to the story we went to an auction yesterday up in Marion, NC (The Yellow Rose Auction). Unfortunately we did not make the beginning and one of the coins we had our eye on got gone. Fortunately, however, a couple of other coins were still there and were on our quick reference guide.

So now in addition to the Flying Eagle Penny we posted about a month ago (we’re STILL waiting for it to get back from the grading company) we now have a 1880 Shield Nickel and a 1871 Seated Liberty Trade Dollar, both are in excellent condition.

This will now be the story (and reference point) of the 1880 Nickel and the 1871 Dollar.

1880 Shield Nickel

Found this interesting bit of information from the PCGS website

The lowest mintage circulation strike Shield nickel, the 1880 with only 16,000 struck, also is the most rare in all grades. A low mintage does not always equate to rarity, but in this case it does. This coin is nearly impossible to find in true Mint State. This is emphasized because many of the 1880 Shield nickels offered as Mint State are really Proofs. It appears that the Proof die was used to strike business strikes or, if you prefer, the circulation strike die was used to strike Proofs. Either way, it was likely an economy measure by the Mint, which also was suffering through the hard times. This is the only Shield nickel that PCGS has not graded even a single example MS-66 or higher and only a couple have garnered the MS-65 level. Finding a frosty Mint State coin can be a frustrating experience, as even the true business strikes encountered likely are to be somewhat prooflike, if not totally prooflike! This is the stopper to the series for the business strike collector. It is not a sleeper, however, as virtually everyone knows the near impossibility of finding one of these jewels.

I will be sending this coin to be graded and hopefully it will come back a little quicker. If it grades as high as I think it will it will book for over $1000.00.

In the past 30 days an ungraded 1880 Shield Nickel sold for a little over $900.00 on eBay so I’m hopeful that this $10.00 (+ 10% buyers premium) purchase will pay for our auction trip and still make a profit on it .. and yes I did say $10.00

1871 Liberty Seated Trade Dollar

This may stay in our collection for a little bit after grading, just depends on what the market is doing after we get it back. This is not near as good of a buy as the nickel was but if it grades decent it should at least triple our investment of $100.00.

A Gem Proof 1871 sold recently on eBay for $1,600.00 .. and no, this coin is not even close to gem proof .

The ebay market is kind tough to determine for this piece. Recently there was an ungraded coin that was titled as AU-50 (Almost Uncirculated) that sold for over $600.00 and during the same time frame a Graded MS-64 (Mint State) that sold for a little over $450.00.

the eBay price range really varies on item and is largely dependent on the condition (as with most coins) and the presentation.

Keep checking back to see how these coins do in the eBay market.

Thank you for allowing us to provide your eBay services. We truly appreciate your business. If you have a friend or relative who could benefit from our services, we hope you will recommend us! Here’s to a 2008 that is blessed and prosperous!

Coming up…

We will be highlighting JEWELRY and COINS during the month of FEBRUARY. If you have any items which fall into these categories, now is the time to bring them in for assessment. 14, 18 & 24kt gold and .925 Sterling are doing well at this time.

US MINTED COINS

We have had the honor to sell a coin collection over the past few months. During this time I’ve learned that there are several coins that could still be in circulation or ones that you may have put away that could be worth some money! Know that raw coins or coins that have not been graded (evaluated by a coin professional on points such as wear and detail) tend to bring less, however a coin graded by an approved professional grading company can significantly increase the value of the coin! Below is a Quick Checklist of Key Date Coins and dates (& mint marks) that are worth having graded depending on the condition. Plus, we can help you with the grading process.

There are many coins not on this list which have value depending on the condition. We can help you determine the estimated value of collections you may have and help determine if you have something in your collection worth being graded. Call or come by today if you have any coins you would like for us to see.

Here’s a quick reference guide of some of the key dates to look for in your coins:

Pennies
Flying Eagle Penny

1856,1857,1858
Indian Head Penny
1859,1861,1867,1868,1869,1871,1872,1873,1874,1875,1876,1877,1878,1908-S,1909-S

Lincoln Wheat Penny
1909-S,1911-S,1912-S,1914-D,1914-S,1922,1924-D,1931-S

Nickels

Shield Nickel
1871,1879,1880,1881
Liberty Head Nickel
1885,1886,1912-S
Buffalo / Indian Head Nickel
1913-D,1913-S,1914-D,1921-S,1924-S,1926-S

Dimes
Barber / Liberty Head Dime
1892-S,1894-O,1894-S,1895,1895-O,1895-S,1896-O,1896-S,1897-O,1901-S,1903-S,1904-S
Mercury / Winged Liberty Dime
1916-D,1921,1921-D,1926-S,1942,1942-D

Quarters
Standing Liberty Quarter
1919-D,1919-S,1920-D,1921,1923-S,1924-D,1927-S
Washington Silver Quarter
1932-D,1932-S,1936-D,1937-S,1939-S,1940-D

Half Dollars
Liberty Seated Half Dollar (1839-1891)
Any dates should be looked at
Barber / Liberty Head Half Dollar
1892-O,1892-S,1893-S,1896-S,1897-O,1897-S,1898-O,1913,1914,1915
Liberty Walking Half Dollar

1916,1916-D,1916-S,1921,1921-D,1921-S,1938
Franklin Half Dollar
1949-S

Dollars
Trade Dollars (1873-1885)
Any Date Should Be Looked At
Morgan Dollar
1878-CC,1879-CC,1880-CC,1881-CC,1882-CC,1883-CC,1884-CC,1885-CC,1886-S,1888-S,1889-CC,1889-S,1890-CC,1891-CC,1892-CC,1892-S,1893,1893-CC,1893-O,1893-S,1894,1895-O,1895-S,1899,1902-S,1903,1903-O,1903-S,1904-S
Peace Dollar
1928,1934

There are many more coins that do have value depending on the condition and we can help you determine the estimated value of collections you may have. We can also help you with the grading process. Call or come by today if you have any coins you would like for us to look at. If any are worth having graded and meet our requirements we can handle the process of grading the coins.

A Few Of The Things We Sold Last Month

Really a great service.

This is also a great time to clear out some things to make room for the new gifts you received or to take that gift that wasn’t “quite you” and find a new home for it (we won’t tell) ).

Give us a call today @ 704-825-0004 or stop by for a FREE assessment of your items and what they may be worth.

Depending on the subject matter, single tintypes can fetch hundred’s of dollars on eBay. The subject matter that seems to do the best are those of civil war soldiers and officers, Black Americana, and unique or good compositions.

Take this unique tintype that recently sold on eBay for $393.88 of 3 gentlemen dressed up for some occasion .. maybe Mardi Gras or Halloween.

This definitely fits the bill as a unique.

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Here is one of a Civil War soldier and his horse that sold for $638.98. As with most items the story behind the item helps to sell the item as well. This pacticular item the soldier was able to be identified. He was Identified as Otis Barney Smith, uniformed and standing beside the horse that carried him through all four years of the war of Rebellion.

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Below is information regarding Tintype activity on eBay in the past 90 days.

Total listings: 7,717
Total Sold Listings: 4,204
Sold Price Range: $0.06 - $7,877.77
Average Sale Price: $36.80

The US Small Cents really have only undergone 3 design changes since 1857.

• Flying Eagle (1856-1859)
• Indian Head (1859-1909)
• Lincoln (1909-present)

The Flying Eagle
Designer: James B. Longacre
Weight: 4.67 grams
Composition: .880 Copper, .120 Nickel
Size: 19mm
Edge: plain
Mints: Only Philadelphia

Pretty easy here, if you have any of these coins you should bring them by for an evaluation or have them graded. Even the the poorest grade condition they are worth between $24 - $75.

If you happen to have a 1856 please do not touch it with your bare hands and give us a call so we can discuss proper care and what you need to do to preserve the coin.

Indian Head
Designer: James B. Longacre
Weight (Variety 1 & 2) : 4.67 grams
Weight (Variety 3) : 3.11 grams
Composition (Variety 1 & 2) : .880 Copper, .120 Nickel
Composition (Variety 3) : .950 Copper, .050 Tin/Zinc
Size: 19mm
Edge: plain
Mints (Variety 1 & 2) : Only Philadelphia
Mints (Variety 3) : Philadelphia & San Francisco

I would say that most of us have seen a few of these in our lifetime at some point. This Design has undergone 3 different varieties.

Variety 1 (1859 only) and Variety 2 (1860-1864) are identical except that Variety 2 has a shield and an oak wreath on the reverse. Variety 3 has the same design as Variety but the composition is different (see above).

Key Dates to look for include:

• 1859
• 1861
• 1866
• 1867
• 1868
• 1869
• 1871
• 1872
• 1876
• 1877
• 1878
• 1908 S
• 1909 S

All of these dates range from $35-$750 at the worse grade.

NOTE: Any Indian Head coin should be looked at to determine grade. A large number of Indian Head coins that are graded Fine to Extra Fine price out around $200-$600

Lincoln Wheat (1909-1958)

Lincoln Memorial (1959-Present)
Designer: Victor D. Brenner
Memorial Reverse Designer: Frank Gasparro
Weight (Wheat) : 3.11 grams
Weight (Memorial) : 3.11 grams (1959-1982), 2.50 grams (1982-Present)
Composition (Wheat) : .950 Copper, .050 Tin/Zinc
Composition (Memorial) : .950 Copper, .050 Tin/Zinc (1959-1982), .975 Zinc, .025 Copper (1982-Present)
Size: 19mm
Edge: plain
Mints: Philadelphia, San Francisco, Denver

Interesting back story on the Lincoln Penny that we all know. It was issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Lincoln ’s Birth and was the first cent to have the motto IN GOD WE TRUST.

Key Dates to look for include:

• 1909 S V.D.B
• 1909 S
• 1922 (No D)
• 1922 (Weak D)
• 1931S

There are several Lincoln Errors that are worth looking at but that will be another post.