So I asked a seller on ebay about his auction...

cheezhed

I thought coin looked a little too nice.

And I guess he answered.

He revised his listing after my question.

Auction in question



Q: Dear chusopr9,

Is the coin pictured in your auction the coin I will receive?

Thank you.

A: Dear *****,

The illustrated currency is not the same that is in
selling, I extracted Him photos but they are not
seen well, it has everything visible, dates and the
images. Thanks for his question and Happy new year

- chusopr9

DIMEMAN

Would never do business with a seller like that.

Why have a pic if it is not the coin you get???!!!

GrumpyEd

That sounds fishy, a bad description and not a real photo.
I wouldn't be surprised if the location is not correct either.

I noticed he has feedbacks but none show, is that based on some settings?

JamesMurray

To answer Ed , those feedbacks are as a buyer.

BlindedByEgo

Puerto Rico. Using stock photo-good of him to end it.

TexasNationals

Unfortunately there are many people who think just because a coin is old it is worth a ton of money. They don't grasp the concept of condition, mint marks and so on. To them, their 1880-P in VG-8 that they cleaned with a chor-boy pad is the same as a 1880-CC MS-66 DMPL. Just the world we live in

johnny9434

i think your wasteing your time with the buyer

laxmaster92

Doing something like this is just as bad as selling a coin that is suppossedly slabbed, without pictures of the slab.