Nice, non-deceptive eBay listing

With all the complaints about "eBay sellers that need to be shut down", it's good to see some that aren't exaggerating or misrepresenting in their titles:

Coin

Of course, I can't really confirm the listing's accuracy from the photo...

 

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:too-funny:

 

At least it's 'good for coletion'

 

The year on this coin (if its a coin) looks like 1894 (if its a year), when looking at it after moving 2 meters from the screen. Good enough for me to bid!

 

I saw that, to, and wondered if "coletion" is some kind of medical procedure?

 

Don't remind me... I think I'm due for one.

 

FWIW, he actually is breaking the rules. Anyone think that picture is other than fuzzy?

 

Looks at the bottom of the pic like it is corroded green at best and holed at worst. I'll pass at $35 after all if the seller doesn't know what it is how am I supposed to from that pic..lol.

 

Make sure you check out this same seller's "1857y one cent", also concisely titled coin. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coin-/180794339299?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item2a182eafe3

 

It's worth taking a look at his other auctions, too. He has another "Coin", as well as a "Vase" and an "Antique"...

 

Was there a coin - I just saw a blur.

 

lol I looked at his other items, and he another "coin" its a flying eagle cent. Better picture on that one.

 

At least if he ships in a bubble mailer with Delivery Confirmation the $3.00 shipping is reasonable! :smile

 

LOL maybe hes a rich guy putting crappy images of rare coins to see if he get a buyer

 

There's so mch wrong with that listing that it could be used as a textbook case of "how not to create a listing on eBay."

But the seller does have does have a whopping 4 eBay transactions though.

 

the sellers banking on the fact that someone will buy it just to see what it is.

 

OK, so who's bidding on it? lol

 

doesn't buyer protection allow you to get your money back if the ad was misleading, which this ad is

 

He's not the only one who doesn't know anything about that coin.

 

Did you notice the date on his flying eagle? He describes it as an "1857y one cent." Really rare.