Well What About This Lot It Has Some Followers

Sel he does say though in his add that he does not know if it is a real one and it has not been authenticated buy the mint only verified buy his late grand father. So to me its an honest add and is up to the person who wishes to purchase it to make there own decision and as you all have taught me when in doubt just don't. Or take the time to verify it yourself. I would also like to point out that now as a buyer on ebay your fully protected under there new rules and can return it just for not liking it. Its part of there new MBG (money back guarantee) up to 6mths after purchase.
So you could actually purchase it then if its not the real deal return it , And yes if you return it not as described the seller now has to pay for the return postage and you get your full amount returned including postage cost.

Hmmmmm
"Dropped it and it sounds the same as a 1920 coin"
Very scientific

No refunds and $100 postage

Shane it doesn't matter on ebay if there shonks any more as a buyer ebay have a MBG now and funds are with held for 21 days on all accounts with under 60 feedback score and even if they did swindle you ebay pay out there own pocket.

You are better of a buyer than a seller on ebay trust me check there forums you even get your postage fee refunded.

All new rules all in favour of the buyer not the seller.

Yes trout but what about the 13hrs drive no thanks not at my age, and I know how to pack it bubble wrap it put into a down pipe then bubble wrap it then put that into a large 6inch down pipe then in a box padded with scrunched news paper then taped tight and secure , not lost one yet. And the guy was ecstatic with it.

@ Sweetap
No way would I drive 1200 ks to save $90 myself, Its just that it "Could" be done that makes Aus post charges look ridicules.
I wish you well selling the rest of your bottle collection and I hope you have some fun doing it Mate .
I HAVE looked at the new returns rules and find them quite frankly stupid, Luckily I send all my raw coins away in 2x2's sealed in a 2.5x2.5 saflip , I also take high resolution images of all the coins.
This effectively stops the switcheroo buyers from gyping me .
I have been selling on ebay for a few years now and have only had a couple of returns and as I mostly sell PCGS graded coins the "Not as Described" issue is irrelevant.
I have NO problems with buyers that email me that they made a stuff up and want to cancel a sale.
I would rather that than have to pay extra postage on a BS return.

OK
Back to the original thread, That 1930 is Soooo Dodgy along with the 1923 1/2 penny and the 1925 looks a bit iffy.
Looks like Grandad got scammed and the seller is doing his best to dump this on someone else and recoup the loss

sweetap you must sell what you sellers name so I can look at you items you sound honest

Serial they must have removed the listing, there have been quite a few hijacked accounts on ebay of late there is a couple threads on there forums about it.