A Rarely Seen Beauty

"Looks too good to be true" also.....[:0]

I cannot get it over in my mind why this seller would list such a rare coin and hope to sell it on ebay when he could easily sell it through any of the auctions organised by eatablished dealers.

I'm a little concerned about his 98.0% private feedback rating also. I looked at his recent completed auctions and most of what he sells is cars, though he did have a 1913 One Pound note (with a free Nokia phone thrown in?)

He is currently selling time-share plans.

I wouldn't touch anything this seller had with a 10-foot pole! [:0]

well I've dealt with this seller before and I must admit, he is a bit dodgy...goes around buying the left over scraps from public auctions and then marking up the grading and putting it on ebay hoping for a big profit. He also does private auction listings so he can bump up prices to what he likes. I would follow CCF mom's advice and keep away from this seller.
For your interest, that coin listed as aUNC was actually sold as a gVF for AUD$6250 from a recent public auction.....courtesy of "wwwww" from the Aussie coin forum.
Here's the link to that coin...

http://www.downies.com/aca/catalogu...gue_042.html

one thing I have learnt on ebay is that if there is even a remote shred of doubt about a seller LET IT GO

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Originally posted by tonyozcan

I have seen this seller sell 1930 penny for $20000 He has bought from me but I cant downgrade this person as hes a decent seller.
IF I had an item like this I would cosign it in a public Auction

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THANKS TONY IF YOU SAY HE IS OK , I BELIEVE YOU

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I have seen this seller sell 1930 penny for $20000 He has bought from me but I cant downgrade this person as hes a decent seller.

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Well, you're entitled to your opinion, but I would never buy from him. 5 negatives and 2 neutrals in the last year and private feedback. What's he hiding?

Im not praising this seller as I do not know him.
I have also had some expert opinion to assure a refund on these items that they are geniune.
My self as a player on ebay I would be very careful on what I will be buying paying $1000s on an item.
I only bid when items are truly geniune and there from a reutable seller.
Someone hiding his feedback there is a ? mark there.
I would rather go to a public Auction and at least If there is something wrong you can get your money back.
As on ebay I would not spend thousands on an item unless its from a dealer at least the odds are slim for being rorted.
In general I would rather pay the excess in a pulic Auction and know what I will be getting