Posted 10/10/2014 06:12 am
Looks OK.
That is NOT much of a recommendation.
If I was interested, I would want a much closer look at it.
At this point I am putting ALL of my faith in the seller, with the intent that I could return it with no problems, for whatever reason, if I was not happy with it
I would be in the bidding, and buy if I was lucky.
THEN I would look closely at it when received. There are MANY ways of confirming the authenticity of a coin, once it is in your hands.
I would NOT bid on another coin from this seller until I had confirmed for myself that it is indeed genuine.
I would keep or return, depending on my satisfaction, relative to the authenticity of the piece.
If I was interested in any other coin the seller may have, I would repeat the process, buying each coin one at a time.
My price limit for buying from ebay would be no more than $50 per coin, irrespective of authenticity.
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That's my main problem with ebay:
You cannot examine the coin 'in hand' before you place a bid.
THAT'S why my price limit is no more than $50.
At least, you can limit your financial 'hurt' to your price limit.
That is NOT much of a recommendation.
If I was interested, I would want a much closer look at it.
At this point I am putting ALL of my faith in the seller, with the intent that I could return it with no problems, for whatever reason, if I was not happy with it
I would be in the bidding, and buy if I was lucky.
THEN I would look closely at it when received. There are MANY ways of confirming the authenticity of a coin, once it is in your hands.
I would NOT bid on another coin from this seller until I had confirmed for myself that it is indeed genuine.
I would keep or return, depending on my satisfaction, relative to the authenticity of the piece.
If I was interested in any other coin the seller may have, I would repeat the process, buying each coin one at a time.
My price limit for buying from ebay would be no more than $50 per coin, irrespective of authenticity.
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That's my main problem with ebay:
You cannot examine the coin 'in hand' before you place a bid.
THAT'S why my price limit is no more than $50.
At least, you can limit your financial 'hurt' to your price limit.
