I cringe when I see something like this. It is truly painful and sad, because some new collector wi

wingedliberty

"Wonderfully rare numismatic piece"
"Valuable investment"

Comparing it to a PCGS/NGC 1937, which is a BUFFALO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Read the text, if you don't vomit afterwards. Can anyone say Hobby Protection Act!!!
If that obverse is a 70, then I'll start eating by Jeffersons one by one and put the cereal that I am eating now to the side.


The big question is, How can this guy sleep at night?


1963 5c SGS PR70 (Yeah right!!!)


Brian

RYK

While I certainly agree with your point, the auction does not appear to be doing much damage. The coin is going for $1.25 (presently), which is not a particulalrly expensive lesson for the buyer. I only wish my most expensive lesson cost me $1.25!

Robert

ksteelheader

The very reason to learn about the coins, BEFORE BUYING....Ken

KlectorKid

<< <i>Star Grading Service (SGS) certifies the authenticity of this COIN and guarantees such for the full purchase price for the life of this COIN. We will take no responsibility for damage or alterations to the holder. Any such alteration makes any guarantee void. >>



He owns SGS and is hyping up his holder it also looks like he is into insider grading because as anyone can tell its more of a 65 than a 70.

wingedliberty

Total shame!


Brian.

relayer

I know if I sold a nickle in a plastic holder with a piece of paper for $1.25 I wouldn't be able to sleep at night.

The Horrors!

I can't understand how eBay can allow this obvious fraud upon naive but noble coin collectors.

Why hasn't anyone but a stop to this auction? It's an outrage!