I get so sick of this kind of auction title...

LincolnCentMan

"1909 VDB PCGS 65 RD Not a S LOOK"

...just designed to get search hits on people looking for an SVDB. I bid 500.... not dollars.

David

ARCO

The one I hate worse just for annoyance sake is the "Dealer' who puts in the title of his/her auctions, "KEY DATE", on some everyday coin in a common grade.

If you collect circulated lincolns you know what the key dates are, and it is not the 1956-D in XF.

Tyler

Robgetty

How about the raw coins with PCGS in the title where they talk
about how they cracked it out but they swear it was a PCGS MS68?

cdwegner

There are always a few that say "NOT PCGS", and it hits on "PCGS" searchs.. so lame...

hoardmonster

It's keyword spamming and it is against eBay's terms. I've known of at least one seller that had his account suspended for it.

airplanenut

<< <i>If you collect circulated lincolns you know what the key dates are, and it is not the 1956-D in XF. >>

CRAP! So I won't turn a profit after buying a VF-30 for $48?

foodude

I like "RARE 1881-S $1 MS65"

CoinHunter2003

Lucky over the past years I've learned here to avoid such terms. As a buyer/collector I
also avoid rgw following terms in an auction: "blast white", "proof quality", "near proof qulaity",
"proof like", "wow", "look", etc. Hype is that which I avoid.



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