92? close AM,struck thru grease...ect.

It isn’t a 92.

 

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Biggest issue here is .
If we can make it out, how is a error expert suppose to know ...

 

This is a mystery that will never be solved.
I say it's could be a 9.. But it does not matter.
Let it go.

 

I'm not being hostile, I'm being honest.

 

Right,thx for your input

 

Sorry you didn't get the answer you wanted to hear. That's quite common for us error lovers.

 

I agree with @Seattlite86

 

The greyish blue photo seems to show a 9 to me. it isn't a 2.

 

You could make it a full time job reporting Fraudulent listings on ebay, just look up 70s small dates or anything, there are hundreds of bad sellers, but also good ones. I think you have better things to do, the buyer has to be educated. I gave up on getting upset at sellers who know their advertising false product with coins, and im sure its site wide on many products.

 

But I feel the same way. ebay does not seem to care, buyer beware.

 

This post is a derail of the thread, but I disagree that it's the buyer's responsibility to "be educated" when a seller is intentionally listing something fraudulently. Do I have better things to do with my time? Sure, but I could think of worse things to do than spending my time helping people not get ripped off. I see my efforts here to educate people as one of the many ways I can do that. Have a great day.

 

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Is there.