Way to risky for my blood. Buying this uncertified when it is THE most commonly counterfeited coin out there is crazy. Doubly so when the seller doesn't post a high resolution close up of the date and mint mark. Maybe I'd take a chance and spend $100-200 or so on the chance that it is the real thing. But with bidding approaching $900, you've got to think some of the bidders have no clue the mine field they are walking into!





















