Datafield are displaying different in IE vs Firefox

if you go to http://theeliteteamrealty.com/ in IE
Under FEATURED HOMES the first house has a price of $ 1,800
now when you pull up the site in Firefox and you will see its sets to $ 00
xml file: http://theeliteteamrealty.com/featuredlistingsxml.asp

Could it have anything to do with the last function in load-listings.js?
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