Truth in advertizing? ?

On second thought, maybe there is more truth here than first meets the eye;:

http://cgi.ebay.com/2000S-PR-70-ULT...ryZ41105QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Here is his description

Just think of it - it is graded to QVC standards. Does anyone know any better? Just one question. Does anyone know what a picturn is? Oh, and if you don't like it, he will not retune it. Does anyone know how to retune a coin?

 

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I love this part. No Picturn (what ever that is) and no Retunes (so if it's out of tune your out of luck). :headbang:

Let's just say I won't be buying this.

 

as an experiment, I will bid on this, just waiting to hear back about shipping to the great white.

 

I was tempted to buy this coin until I read there are no retunes. I mean, if I am gonna buy a coin I want to have the ability to retune it if needed.

 

Retuning coins is greatly underrated. I often retune my coins just for the sake of it.

 

My coins are already in tune.

 

Much like a personal ad I saw once, spelling mistakes are such a turn-off.

 

Hmm... 1 oz silver is $10.50... shipping is $5... I bet it sells for $5-6

 

Your over reacting. Why just the idea of anything being QVC standardly graded is enough for me. Just think a Qualified Vulgar Coin. Picturns are very rare indeed. No wonder he has none.
AAAHHHHHHhh now as to retuning your coins. Note he will NOT retune your coins. This is smart to say the least. No one should retune a coin. Would you trust a retuned brain surgeon to work on you? :headbang: