You could always report it as it violates Ebay picture rules (no reverse pic of the slab). Then have llafoe take a personal look at it and buy it for you (if it's the real deal). Save ebay fees, Paypal fees and have a new pair of eyes look at it. Looks a bit rough for AU55 to my eyes. bob
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I know some details can get lost in longer threads but this one? Are you guys serious? This same coin was sold 10 days ago for $9K and I'm fairly certain I linked it above...I'd suggest eyeglasses to improve grading ability...
<< <i>You could always report it as it violates Ebay picture rules (no reverse pic of the slab). Then have llafoe take a personal look at it and buy it for you (if it's the real deal). Save ebay fees, Paypal fees and have a new pair of eyes look at it. Looks a bit rough for AU55 to my eyes. bob >>
My guess is that the coin doesn't physically exist at the location indicated.
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A new user that can't spell seller
LINK TO PREVIOUS SALE A FEW WEEKS AGO
They don't just fake the PCGS slabs.......
llafoe take a personal look at it and buy it for you (if it's the real deal). Save ebay fees, Paypal fees
and have a new pair of eyes look at it.
Looks a bit rough for AU55 to my eyes.
bob
<< <i>You could always report it as it violates Ebay picture rules (no reverse pic of the slab). Then have
llafoe take a personal look at it and buy it for you (if it's the real deal). Save ebay fees, Paypal fees
and have a new pair of eyes look at it.
Looks a bit rough for AU55 to my eyes.
bob >>
My guess is that the coin doesn't physically exist at the location indicated.
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