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 Posted 05/16/2014  10:56 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CoinCollector2012 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think they let it slide for moderns but I do not think they do for this.
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Is a listing like this allowed? The seller has 3 available and 2 sold of a coin with the same grade, same date, same mintmark, and same grading company.


I bet he did a bulk submission for MS-65 or higher coins.
So the TPG's will say a 64 is a 65 in this case.

And yes it it possible to have coins in same grade, date, and mint.
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I've purchased a few coins under similar circumstances on ebay (e.g. MS64 Washington Q's and MS66 Jeffersons) and invariably, the quality of the coin is below the one pictured. My interpretation is that sellers want to sell coins easily and with minimal effort, so they "commoditize" coins graded from original rolls by selling them 20 at a time on ebay. As we all know, coins within a grade are all unique and not every coin in that grade will appeal to every collector.

I've also noticed some sellers say they won't accept returns of graded coins because a third party has decided the grade. Problem is, the third party doesn't select the photos supplied for the auction and lots of things critical to the appeal of a coin are missed, even with photographs. I don't buy from dealers with terms like these.
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