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    2bucks2bucks Posts: 636 ✭✭✭
    no
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    This is a good thread.
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    I don't like it because there is no picture of the reverse.



    Jerry
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    It's a good thing he didn't rate the two coins in the links MS75.

    Think what a Newbie may of paid then. Legit sellers are always putting a grade on their raw coins in Ebay auction descriptions. "I consider it an MS65 but I'm no expert. You be the judge."

    What's the difference that he stuck it in a slab and put his grade own grade on the label? Second tier (third tier) TPG's do it all the time.

    I bought a 1961 Franklin Half PR70 in an SGS holder today. Do I REALLY think it's a 70? Heck no. PCGS and NGC have never rated one that high. But for $11.93, I bet I could crack it out, send it to PCGS and still get a 68. (I hope.) I could be delusional, but I'm gonna try. image
    LJR
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    kiyotekiyote Posts: 5,627 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>I've seen worse.. (Heck, I've DONE worse)

    Care to elaborate on that?? image >>



    Selling (Buy it now) PICTURES of the Playstation2 during the christmas it was hot. I sold about 35 $450 .jpgs, all because the rubes couldn't read: "You are bidding on this fine jpg of a Sony Playstation 2"

    Offering to take donations to help for when yerf.com went down, then having those donations eaten up by "administration" costs.

    Selling a ultra rare $2.50 gold coin that I sorta owned, and wasn't able to deliver. (Almost did HARD time for that one)

    I was young then, I've learned my lesson.
    "I'll split the atom! I am the fifth dimension! I am the eighth wonder of the world!" -Gef the talking mongoose.
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    relayerrelayer Posts: 10,570
    I still don't see the point of this thread image
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    clw54clw54 Posts: 3,815 ✭✭✭
    I wouldn't do it, even if I thought I could get the money for it.
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    While the seller doesn't specifically call the coin "certified", the auction is very misleading. Couple this with his "All sales final" policy and you've got the makings of a scam artist.
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    DrWhoDrWho Posts: 562 ✭✭
    went down at $111, to a 'lucky' bidder. common 82-s at best, on a good day, an ms64. i think the 'winner' over bid(?)

    and too often, when i sell a decently graded, no problem, UNC common morgan, i get melt bids. seems i need some of these grade yerself holders?
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    michaelmichael Posts: 9,524 ✭✭✭
    fraud YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! misleading YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    also outright lying and skullduggery

    all in the name of profit


    well man karma and all that

    sleezebay you gotta love it

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    << <i>went down at $111, to a 'lucky' bidder. common 82-s at best, on a good day, an ms64. i think the 'winner' over bid(?)

    and too often, when i sell a decently graded, no problem, UNC common morgan, i get melt bids. seems i need some of these grade yerself holders? >>



    You noticed this, too? It's a real shame that the honest sellers take a beating while the scam artists thrive! I have noticed that the ebay prices for raw Morgans in the circulated grades has improved tremendously so I started going that route instead. The BUs simply weren't worth it since I wasn't willing to overgrade and mislead in my auctions.
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