5s Dream Price - Why Am I Uneasy?

The fact the seller has no feedback is a need to cautious .

I guess every eBayer has to start with zero feedback, but I agree i'd be a bit cautious with one selling higher end items.

You would be covered by paypal in any case, depends how much hassle you want if this isn't legit.

Also a bit strange the seller is from London, but has listed on .com ebay website, It is also strange it says its listed in Coins>Coins>British>Early Milled (c.1662-1816)>Twopence...?
I definately smell a RAT on this occasion, I know seller have to start somewhere, but why with such expensive coins?

well, of course it's a great price - the auction has nearly five days to go.
Typical noobie blunders: woeful pics; and he's nervous about shipping overseas.
Which makes the listing on the big ebay a little odd: the whole idea of using the American site, as opposed to local, is to get into a bigger market, to attract more bids, and a higher price.

This "dollar" is one of my favourite coins of all time.

I see this seller has now listed quite a few Expensive coins, and note, the concern me solely because the Bradburys and Fisher notes all apear to be the rarer ones, and the overprint 10/- note looks suspicious as the actual overprint is not on alignment at the start and finish. He as a Bradbury T16 note with the "B" prefix, this is listed in Duggleby as ?, as in "DOES IT EXIST", He also has an unlisted Fisher note listed accidently as a "Beale".
There are just too much wrong with this guys listings, I would certainly bodyswerve all his items.
I sent him a message and he tells me the coins and notes were his dear old grandads who passed away

Also appears like SELLER coinage271933 is the same seller, photos appear to have the same quality and background

IT LOOKS LIKE HE WAS SCARED OFF BUY TOO MANY QUESTIONS, ALL HIS LISTING APPEAR TO HAVE DISAPPEARED?