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Have you ever found eBay sellers with bad titles and good coins?
I got some half dimes awhile ago cheap where the seller listed just the date, but they were PCGS coins shown in the pictures.
I don't think this guy is going to rack up a lot of sales from search results.
I got some half dimes awhile ago cheap where the seller listed just the date, but they were PCGS coins shown in the pictures.
I don't think this guy is going to rack up a lot of sales from search results.
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most of these are NNC coins, slabbed by a basement grader called Centsles in Florida.
they have more high grade coins than there is sand on a Hawaiian beach. anything that looks ok is AU and higher.
If there was a grading norm established, they would not even make bottom grade.
Years ago I bought a few of their coins. Grrrrrrrrrr... sent most of them back Then I inquired with the AG office oin FL. was told they are not breaking any laws and there were many complaints.
I played a bit with their slab and voila.... a short twist and a letter opener..a and the coin is out!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is very sad and unfortunate that such rip off's are not illegal.
But I have found PCGS and NGC slabbed coins with just a title of the date.
When you start a listing it asks "What are you selling?" and people will type in "1832 coin" and then it is for a PCGS or NGC problem free coin.