It Looks Too Good To Be True

These kind of sellers (raw DMPLs) are masters at making the photos look like the coin has the deepest, most reflective mirrors. I suspect either light manipulation or maybe even alterations to the photos. It also looks like they're hiding the details.

I, in my previous years, bought 3 coins of the sort, seller claiming DMPL, photos looked amazing. The results? 1 PL, 1 regular grade, and 1 UNC details cleaned.

I would undo those purchases if I could (it was long ago and I waited a long time to get them graded). I suggest you avoid this and those like it, unless TP graded.

100% pure garbage, a junk artificially toned coin with juiced photos.

Notice that seller is VERY careful not to make any mention of grade, or much else, in the listing.

This seller has been outed before for using heavily doctored photos in listings, usually contrast manipulation.

You cannot underestimate the intelligenece of anyone bidding on this POC.