Some good still exists in eBay!!!!!

Everyone is *****ing about the eBay sellers, here is a refreshing change. Another attempt to get my nemesis (unc 24-S) resulted in a cleaned coin, so I wrote him asking where do we go from here. BTW, I knew and it was stated in the listing that the coin had been lacquered. This is the answer I got;

Anyhow, I though I would give him :thumb::hail:

 

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Wow! I hope he is sincere.

 

I like it, and thats how you do it. Customer service.

BUT.


How does one take several primo pics and post a plethora of pic options and NOT notice this? Numiscent is known for good pics.


Not to be sour, sounds like a class A way of doing biz WHEN you get called and raised all in.

 

He is. I have bought from him before. He sells some real nice cents - REAL nice. My problem with him is most are way over my budget.

 

over and out guys, I'm crashing, tired and beyond tired.

 

That is good to see! I'll look him up!

 

Snaz - I mean EXPENSIVE. The 2 he has on eBay now are $3200 and $3300 BIN. Most on his site are $1000+. Not saying they are not worth it, but . . . . .

 

Oh, I thought perhaps he had a wide selection, kinda like a couple hundred listings.

 

Hey, Nice eBayer!

Good deal.

 

there is a lot of good on ebay you just need to find it

 

I agree, there are a lot of good people on ebay still, I have a whole list of seller in my favs that prove that. What makes ebay good or bad are the people who buy and sell there...

 

Hi Guys,

I received a friendly email from Peter T. Davis informing me of some "gossip" going on here about me, and inviting me to join the forum. I just thought I'd say thanks for spreading such kind words about your experience with me, Dick. If I would have known this was going to be shared, I would have offered you that real nice gem red original 1924-S I have as a replacement! Just kidding, of course! Although I would love to have an original red or red-brown 1924-S, and hope you can find one as well.

One quick comment to explain myself in response to Arizona Jack's comment, "How does one take several primo pics and post a plethora of pic options and NOT notice this? Numiscent is known for good pics."

The problem here wasn't that I didn't notice the coin was cleaned, rather that I somehow honestly failed to mention it in the description along with the lacquering that I did mention. You make a good point though...if I am going to stare at a coin close enough to take clear pictures and also claim that I know how to grade, then I better be able to spot cleaned coins when I have them!

Thanks,
Tom