I'm not going to bother to post the photos, link is below. 3 sold already. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1884272752...lp:2332490&itmmeta=01KSNR731P2DV3R3HZ66EFGKNS
LOL.... It's a sad state of affairs when a collector has ZERO common sense. Don't try and lowball me bro, I know what I got.
The sad part? 3 or more people got ripped off. Probably not even silver. Spot silver would cover the loss. Then these clueless people will resell it to more even more clueless people. None of them the wiser. Blind leading the blind, and that's where the real travesty begins.
Knowingly facilitating the sale of counterfeit numismatic items is a federal crime, and at this point ebay is blatant about it. I bet it would be one line of code to pass in the denomination, year, mint, and claimed grade to a query, look up the price guide, and automatically flag any listings less than a certain percentage of actual value. Back when I was at the top of my game, I bet I could code, test and implement such a query in half an hour. Ebay just refuses to do anything like that. Here we have a buy now listing from a 0 feedback seller that's less than a tenth of a % of actual value, and I'm certain if you reported it, ebay would say there's nothing wrong.
