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United States
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GSC has a poor reputation, I avoid their stuff
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United States
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Any time I see Great Southern Coins I instantly hit the back button and run away as far as possible. I am glad they make it easy for me too by putting their GSC stamp on all their photos makes it really easy for me to run away.
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I bought a coin from them once, it took forever to get off their mailing list...  |
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United States
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No bueno, coin has been cleaned. You can tell by the bright rims. And it has several problems.
Edited by Drsandman2
09/24/2012 02:18 am
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Canada
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I see your point vermont, nice catch!
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United States
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I sent a note to them asking what they use on their coins to get that rich chocolate look to their Indians. They never wrote back.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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..looks like environmental damage (corrosion) and retoning. Surfaces are horrid for a supposed uncirculated coin.
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This coin looks like it was buried and may be a metal detector find...
The only way I would own that coin was if it arrived in my mail box by accident..
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its a no go totally lacks its original coloring so artifical looking
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$212 now. I would love to know the knowledge/experience level of some of these bidders.
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Posted 09/23/2012 10:20 pm
