Has anyone have any opinions this Ebay Seller?

Trooper · October 19, 2003 5:17AM

dfralic2032

I have seen some of his auctions and he sells a lot of PL Morgans. Anyone ever buy and try to have graded?

Thanks
Tom

Wolf359 · October 19, 2003 6:58AM

The photos look doctored to me and his feedback is horrific.

I'd stay away.

Russ · October 19, 2003 7:01AM

Ah, but he's a Power Seller. That means he's held to the highest standards of integrity.

Russ, NCNE

Bulldog · October 19, 2003 7:02AM

97.9 % positive feedback rate.

Feedback Summary 1486 positives. 881 are from unique users.

26 neutrals.

24 negatives. 19 are from unique users.

Not necessarily a bad guy, but not stellar either.

Bulldog

Coppernicus · October 19, 2003 7:05AM

Candy color photos reflect doctored pics and hype (No pun intended...)

100 to 1 the coins aren't DMPL, or PL or even high MS...I'd stay waaaaay clear

Trooper · October 19, 2003 7:10AM

Thanks for the comments folks, definately appreciated........
Tom

DCAMFranklin · October 19, 2003 7:12AM

<< <i>The photos look doctored to me >>

What would make you think so??

mintluster · October 19, 2003 7:42AM

I would never buy a raw so-called DMPL or PL on eBay, no matter who it is selling it. Spend the extra money and buy it already slabbed!

DCAMFranklin · October 19, 2003 8:09AM

He has ZERO Negative feedback in his past 300 transactions. The 2 Negative feedbacks he has on his 4th page (of 100ea.) are pretty lame. One on the buy side and the other saying a nickel did not make MS-67FS. I'm sorry, but someone looking for a 67FS, raw on Ebay, probably doesn't know the difference anyway.

In the last 6 months, he has 469 feedback transactions, with just 3 Negative feedbacks. Plenty of quality buyers and sellers in his feedback!! I wouldn't let his feedback preclude me from bidding on his auctions.

roadrunner · October 19, 2003 8:27AM

Plenty of quality buyers? Maybe if you assume that a quality buyer is someone who knows little about coins and has a willingness to pay. It just may be that if 95% of the ebay buyers are very unknowlegeable, then it would imply that a 95% FB rate is actually a 0% FB rate when selling to those who know what they are doing.

To me, that's why a 95-98% FB rate for anyone with over 100 FB's is potentially quite telling. That 98% rate indicates that 40% of the knowledgeable buyers have a problem with you. The other 60% don't. And the newbies are always in 100% agreement with the seller. Have a nice ebay day

roadrunner

melikecoins · October 19, 2003 8:46AM

I've never seen so many DMPL dollars in one place

Glen

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