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Gem uncirculated.
Russ, NCNE
Don't you get NARU'd on E-Bay after your feed back falls below a certain level?
Collector of Early 20th Century U.S. Coinage.
ANA Member R-3147111
<< <i>Don't you get NARU'd on E-Bay after your feed back falls below a certain level? >>
No, but they should.
Russ, NCNE
Russ, NCNE
cardboarddy thingy.....
bob
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<< <i>Don't you get NARU'd on E-Bay after your feed back falls below a certain level? >>
No, but they should.
Russ, NCNE >>
They would have to care first.
Maybe he just imaged the wrong 29-D. I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Russ, doesn't someone have a contact inside eBay who can get a clown like this removed?
An authorized PCGS dealer, and a contributor to the Red Book.
Hoard the keys.
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Gem uncirculated.
Russ, NCNE >>
Thus worthy of a premium bid.
"Coin not a MS60 more like good. Check picture before bidding on coins."
DUH LOOK AT THE PICTURE?
Maybe he should have read the previouse feedbacks:
"crap! said mint state 65,look vf 30. if pitcher is fussey or distent watch out"
Then this item description, it's RED but XF-20?
"1893 RED INDIAN HEAD PENNY IN XF-20 OR BETTER CONDITION"
I knew it would happen.
Steve
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The sad thing is: look at all of the lowest common denominators that are purchasing from him!
Pathetic!
Rob
"Those guys weren't Fathers they were...Mothers."
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
Never mind. I was going to say something else but changed my mind.
<< <i>What are these buyers thinking?
Steve >>
That's exactly what I am thinking. I know I'm mean and cynical (so take it for what it's worth), but when reading his auctions and feedback I keep wanting to blame the buyers. The only exception is maybe an older gentleman that cannot see so good and goes off the description alone. Okay, they get a pass. The rest, well they have no excuse. One doesn't need to know a thing about coins to look at a picture of an average circulated cull and see that it is not "mint state". For if it were mint state, then what in the hell would all their new pocket change grade? Super duper unreal gemmy duper minty state?
Anyway, you can't rid the world (or communities) of scammers. You can only educate the potentially scammed and prevent the crime. This guy's feedback is red flag number 1. His auctions and pictures are red flag number 2. And printed in bright white letters on these red flags is the word MISREPRESENTATION! Can't do much more to protect a potential victim than the seller has already done himself! The irony is that he's the biggest mouthpiece against his auctions than anyone else could ever hope to be. But people are still buying. Can't go over to their homes and slap their hands or anything. What else can be done?
<< <i>OTOH, any bidder who looks at this guy's images and believes his grade assessments pretty much deserves what they get.
Russ, NCNE >>
you got that right
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
And $2.99 to ship this $1 cleaned coin to your doorstep.
Good Barber dime with luster
91% feedback out of 100 FB's is a sure run for the hills red flag.
roadrunner
--Christian
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<< <i>Don't you get NARU'd on E-Bay after your feed back falls below a certain level? >>
No, but they should.
Russ, NCNE >>
They would have to care first. >>
Isn't this why EBay has the feedback system in the first place? It is obvious that the seller does not have a clue on how to grade a coin and all those buyers were just stupid for thinking otherwise.
This almost looks like some kind of a prank ID just to see how far someone could go in the misrepresentation department!
The name is LEE!
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Grading is subjective.
<insert hardy laugh, please>
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