Nice Coins On Ebay

I find the same thing at a lot of the live auctions I attend. Harder to back out of these, though. I have seen some common coins go for astronomical prices, especially junk silver. I take the same approach, bid up to what the coin is worth to me. When it goes over that, I'm done. It's alot more entertaining to watch this happen at a live auction than it would be on ebay.

When you have problems when dealing with people on ebay, you have to either:

1. Contact the seller and try to work things out
2. Prove misrepresentation to the people at ebay...this is - to say the least - 'a process'

However, most of the time if you talk rationally with a seller and explain yourself and why you think a problem has occurred, they are pretty reasonable. I ALWAYS take the time to take a quick look at sellers' feedback rating and number. If a seller has several hundred feedbacks with over 98% of them positive, that says a lot to me.

Personally, I've sold lots of stuff on ebay and always try to represent things that I sell as accurately and clearly as possible so that problems don't occur. I just treat the people how I would want to be treated and as long as they're making sense and not being nasty to me, I'll be very reasonable - that's why I have a 100% positive rating over these several hundred transactions.

It's not hard to find good sellers on ebay; it's also not hard to spot the bad ones. Do your research before you even think about buying something from someone who you haven't looked at first. That's how I deal with things and I really haven't had many bad experiences.