any one have one im about to buy one

considering how much the auctions ive been bidding on are gon for
i think this might be a good price to try

any expereince

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Illuminated...r_Audio_In_Dash_Receivers&hash=item337885adf4

 

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Hong kong, shipping would take FOREVER.

 

iv had tablets shipped from hongkong got it in 4 days

 

Yes, I just bought a stocking stuffer gift for Christmas from Hong Kong, I am sure it will take a month or so to get.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/30X-21mm-Je...?forcev4exp=true&forceRpt=true#ht_1905wt_1397

 

baught this one from ohio http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280676765254

 

I don't see the reason somebody would need a 60x loupe for a coin. As well on that point, why you want a LED lighted loupe. LED is pretty bad for helping grading coins. The loupe I have is a 10x and I use natural lighting. Since you already bought it, I would say don't try grading with it because you'll be seeing flaws everywhere. Get yourself a 10x and use that one you got for identifying barieties and errors.

 

its has a focus lens i wouldnt just use it on coin and my eye sight is horrible 10x dosent do much

 

What's a barietie

 

I have the exact one. It's great for buying scrap gold and for checking out gems and diamonds,but useless for coins. Oh,got mine for a buck,from Hong Kong. Took about 2 weeks.

 

Everything I've ordered from China arrived within 10 days and one item was 5 days.

 

anything from red china with a wire on it... is junk. :rollling:

 

I have one, it was inexpensive and it works fine.

 

Come on Traci... Hong Kong isn't "Red China", lol.

However, I will say without equivocation, this item is "junk" of the "nth degree".

 

It's a misspelling variety.

More like "Pink China", a Capitalist enclave in a Communist Country.

 

Received mine today alot smaller then i thaught but pretty cool got it from the obly us seller i found

 

i would say its to much for coins,but then again i dont have your eye sight.

 

Yeah i can only see small areas on the coin at a time because the lens is so small but its good at looking at mint marks and looking at dates for doubling

 

I've bought this one before

http://www.ebay.com/itm/290787487042?var=590083438530&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Its number 5 and its only 2.50 with shipping. They work great so i just ordered another one right now so I can have 2. Yeah the shipping takes a week or 2 but its deffenitly worth the price

 

Three things:

1.) It's in Hong Kong and I wouldn't buy it.

2.) I don't know any jeweler, or numismatist for that matter, who uses anything that strong, or that techy.

3.) They don't handle negative feedback well:

Same reply to 27 negs in past 12 months.