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Posted 05/09/2014 12:45 pm
Well, I see that you have listed the coin on ebay as an overdate. This, despite the fact that nobody here would confirm the date and you, yourself, admit you aren't sure. That's borderline shady.
The fact of the matter is, your pictures actually are satisfactory so I can promise you there is no way to ever authenticate this coin. I am about 90% sure it isn't an overdate and not a single person on the planet will be able to tell you 100% that it is. You actually wrote in your auction "Since it's hard to confirm it's really a 1914/3, I have lowered the price to a better asking amount." I appreciate the honesty, but come on, you've got to be kidding me with this listing.
This is simply not worth $25. btw, a strong 14-S restored might be worth 10, but this isn't strong enough. The reverse is also below average. You, yourself, have sold a better one for only 6. This is worth $5 tops.
The fact of the matter is, your pictures actually are satisfactory so I can promise you there is no way to ever authenticate this coin. I am about 90% sure it isn't an overdate and not a single person on the planet will be able to tell you 100% that it is. You actually wrote in your auction "Since it's hard to confirm it's really a 1914/3, I have lowered the price to a better asking amount." I appreciate the honesty, but come on, you've got to be kidding me with this listing.
This is simply not worth $25. btw, a strong 14-S restored might be worth 10, but this isn't strong enough. The reverse is also below average. You, yourself, have sold a better one for only 6. This is worth $5 tops.
