I thought we did at one time but I can't seem to find it now. But I do have a dealer to add to it.. I'm ashamed to say they are from my home state of NH.. Short story... bought a roll of buffalo nickles for $30... didn't expect much but what I got was beyond acceptable... 38 dateless already acid washed nickles and 2 badly worn V nickles... Looking back at his feed back 14 others have had the exact same issue with these rolls in the last 6 months. E-mailed dealer got this responce below. So I would like to warn all my friends here at CT to avoid this dealer on Ebay.... His name you ask... North-East-Auction PS. I told him in my e-mail that I would be warning all of you here and at other forums
Help me to post a new question. I can reply with upload but do not know how to ask a question or upload a picture. Thanks Capt Sully
Unless the guy advertised the rolls as dated/no culls I don't really see anything wrong. Although by looking at his account it seems all of his "BU" coins are really just polished; I wouldn't buy something from him.
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Well the add said "Mixed dates and mints" since not a single one of the buffalos had a date.. they sure as hell can't be "mixed" if there ain't any
Since I know i not getting a "refund" I think I'm gonna add them to my pocket change and put em into circulation, who knows I might spark the light in some youngin, creating a new collector
Try the eBay Guarantee. Sometimes they bypass the seller and refund you directly if they see the seller was wrong. Open a dispute with the seller and demand that he misrepresented his product and you are happy to return them but due to his misrepresentation of what he was selling you should not have to pay for return shipping. He will keep answering with excuses, but you keep answering with the same statement and eBay will resolve it at some point. It's worth a try for $30. Or not. Your choice.
