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Listing--1839-d, sorry "o" $2 1/2
logger7
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What the guy failed to do is run a real listing with good pictures. Anyone have a guess on grade?
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link or not to link is the question, no buyers, little traffic, excuses from people for not clicking and the amount of hate this forum has for me are the issues
I realize that, he did update his comments: "I made a mistake in the listing this coin is actually a 1839-O Coin and referenced it as a "D" coin. In reality the "D" on this coin represents "Dollar".....Again this listing is for a 1839-O Coin!"
Is there special technology to try to correct poor images on coins like this, like they did with Hubble?
Not a bad looking coin. 35-45ish?
Hard to tell from the pics as to whether it is a straight grade, but the guy easily lost a grand by not submitting.
Nice old gold coin.... seen a fair amount of commerce... Cheers, RickO
Yes, if the coin straight grades that is a major rip, too bad sellers don't check around for appraisals, any competent auctioneer knows how to get near market value. Even a barn auction in the middle of nowhere with proper advertising would have drawn more money.