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(Just think of city streets clogged with a hundred thousand horses each generating 15 lbs of manure every day...)
<< <i>I knew people on eBay use stock photos but I thought Heritage was above that,
several of the coins I have bid on I ike the look. Some others have spots or stains,,,, same date and grade. So this means they may send be the spotted coins?
This is no-good!!!!!
They state they will send you a coin of the same quality, so if the image is of a spot-free coin, the coin you receive should be spot-free as well.
<< <i>I knew people on eBay use stock photos but I thought Heritage was above that, >>
It depends on the coin. Most companies will find it hard to justify the time required to photograph individually multiple inexpensive coins that are all but identical.
GrandAm
<< <i>I knew people on eBay use stock photos but I thought Heritage was above that,
several of the coins I have bid on I ike the look. Some others have spots or stains,,,, same date and grade. So this means they may send be the spotted coins?
This is no-good!!!!!
Just make sure that you ask the seller any questions that you might have BEFORE you bid.