Look closely at the holder. It appears that the original grade written on the holder was "XF," but the seller or someone else carefully changed the "XF" to read (very pourly) "Xnice."
In addition to a 1909 $20 St Gaudens (which he can't quite upload a picture for), this same seller is offering a 1943-D Double Mintmark cent, which he will also offer a double refund on with a starting bid of $99.
The coin is obviously circulated, so a refund should be a hefty $198!
Who wants to attempt getting a $198 refund from this 1-Feedback seller by buying his steel cent?
Hey, wait just a second, this seller's ebay auction pages all state "Seller does not offer returns." How is he gonna give a double refund if the buyer can't return the coin?
I'm starting to be very suspicious of this particular seller...
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