No More Questions, No More Photos = No Bid

I couldn't disagree with you more. He's a busy coin dealer who doesn't want to take his valuable time answering questions about slabbed coins. He's obviously decided that it costs him more to give excellent customer service than he loses in sales from not providing it.

I actually respect him. He's got good feedback. Not all of his buyers are newbies. Some of his buyers are also coin sellers, which is something I look for.

It's just me, but if he had something I wanted and it was cheap, I wouldn't hesitate. If you get that coin for 75-80 bucks, how much would you lose when you resold it? Seems like a risk that might be worth taking. But then again, I have more money than sense, and I don't have much money

I do agree that it is nice to know where you stand. That is obviously a good point with this seller. It definitely looks like he has made a calculated business decision, and to each their own.

I could even see bidding on the coin even if I couldn't see the back if he had a return policy. But without a return policy, and only one side visible I won't bid on the coin even if it is PCGS slabbed. I have seen some PCGS slabbed coins that I didn't agree with the grade on, or like the looks of the coin even if I do agree with the grade.

if it was damaged PCGS would not have even slabbed it ..

The point is that coins have 2 sides and both in my opinion should be seen before buying .

I would not bid on the coin either .

as for his business practices ,, thats his business !! Its just a business that I would not use !!

Metalman