Sometimes buying Internationally can be a headache

Broadstruck

I buy a lot worldwide and sometimes have a questing prior to purchase. I use a language translator to make messaging easier for getting my question across and received the answer I'm seeking. Then I get responses like this which have me back at square one...

Dear Sir, Thank you for your message. Indeed this is not UNC but MS. Best Regards,

savoyspecial

but is it FDC?

savoyspecial

Broadie,

the more I think about his (her?) response perhaps it is not as contradictory as it seems.....of course in numis parlance it doesn't make sense but what if it was a coin plucked from circulation that just happened to exhibit no wear

it would be mint state but circulated (to someone not familiar with our hobby specific language)

Broadstruck

They have the item listed as UNC on their site.

I asked for larger images as it looked CH AU but feel it's just light glare on the high points.

Broadstruck

Here's "directional light glare" on the high points which can be seen on my own photo.

When looking at a coin image that's really small it can look like rub.

robertpr

UNC = Uncirculated, MS60 or above.

MS = Business strike, not a proof.

That'd be my guess.