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Nickcap

Says he is selling Kennedy Half Dollars.

Shows a picture of Mint Rolls.

The fine print is the these Coins are in 2x2.

Basically if someone doesnt read the fine print, the are thinking they will recieve mint rolls.

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segoja

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AUandAG

I sure don't see a problem as long as you read it all.

bob

LindeDad

It's eBay and reading the listing is part of the game isn't it?
I know I would not expect someone to give me a ten dollar roll for $4.49.

Shamika

When I saw the auction, I first noticed the title saying "KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR SET". With that in mind, I never thought he was selling mint rolls. But I guess if a bidder didn't read the auction...

segoja

Doesn't look that bad to me. If I was expecting a $10 roll for $4.49 I might be disappointed.

lkeigwin

<< <i>It's eBay and reading the listing is part of the game isn't it?
I know I would not expect someone to give me a ten dollar roll for $4.49.
>>

Exactly. Anyone dumb enough to think he's getting a roll of half dollars for $4.49 shipped deserves the surprise.
Lance.

19Lyds

I don't really see anything wrong with the listing myself.

droopyd

<< <i>But I guess if a bidder didn't read the auction... >>



Then he or she deserves what happens, I suppose.

Rampage

I see nothing wrong with it, either. I agree with the others, if you think the seller is going to give you not 1, but 2 rolls of half dollars for $4.49, then there is definitely a problem, but it is with the prospective buyer. The seller has clear pictures of a clear description of what is being purchased.

mr1931S

Legitimate ad.The buyer who thinks he or she should get a roll of halves for $4.49 doesn't have a leg to stand on.The auction description is clear what you get for $4.49.