I noticed that on ebay too. That seller has a number of coins that he has shamelessly overgraded and he talks about non existent pearls.
I was very tempted to send him a message asking him if he had attached the wrong photos because the photos bear no resemblance to his description.
It makes me curious though. I have seen overgraded coins on ebay before but usually they don't mention non existent pearls. Is this seller being deceitful? Or is he simply clueless about grading and just making stuff up?
just done some digging on this guy, strange that 1 of his main buyers joined ebay on the same day http://myworld.ebay.com/myperfect82/ and at least 1 other joined about 8 weeks later
I tend to look for the good in people. One possibility is that the seller has no idea and has just copied the text from someone elses ad. No matter why it has been done I think a complaint to ebay would be in order. Describing non existent features its not good enough.
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