Cleaned 1877 IHC?

You're telling the OP not to "solicit comments from the 'moral minority'?" Don't you think he might like to hear all points of view about this seller?

Regarding the moral minority, if you've had a terrible experience at a restaurant (say the waiter dropped a bowling ball in your soup), it doesn't matter if 10 other customers had excellent experiences and gave it a good review. You've still had a bad experience. The same is true when visiting the doctor, auto mechanic and buying coins.

I don't consider a dealer as having integrity who advertises a coin as "MS64+++!" when he clearly knows it's over-dipped and would never grade. (I refer to them as "he" because it began as a "he" and I assume he's still the owner.) If that represents integrity to you, go for it.

If people are happy with their winnings from this dealer, good for them. As you say, people should buy what they want. All I can answer is caveat emptor.

 

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Never done business with them myself. I wonder how many really know what they got? Then again if they are happy then good for them and the seller. The few coins GS has posted that I was interested in, and willing to take a risk on, went too high for my risk taking taste buds.