I would be willing to bet nothing happens. The numeric grade is not in the title nor is the grading company mentioned.
That is a form letter you get for every report you make. Translation, it says nothing.
There is an "S" there - definitely. It is weakly struck just like the "HA;F DIME". There also is more than one rim nick on the reverse.
There is nothing again st eBay rules about putting a grade in the description. It is specifically INCLUDED. It may not be used in the title.
Well, this is exactly why sellers often do not leave feedback first. Also, why I stopped leaving it first. My opinions, but you asked for them....
Me again!
I am willing to bet that it is their choice and not yours. I will guarantee that it will be done by their definitions.
No. That is not an NGC number. If you are trying to say that the first set of numbers indicates the date and/or series of the coin, they do not.
I would be reasonably sure that your fist listing has copied the picture from the second listing - or possibly, they both copied it from a 3rd....
There were not any bids yet.
I wrote her and told her it was a 1944. Apparently, I was not the only one. At least she is honest enough to change her listing.
The marks look the same on the coin, but the details sure do not. The only thing I could figure is that the lens was dirty for the first pictures.
That is one Jack.
Doug I cannot really make out what you are referring to on the talons, but I find it very strange that the 6 marks I have circled on both coins...
As immoral and unethical as what this guy is doing, just what rule and/or regulation has he broken?
Heritage bidding, like eBay, goes up in steps except Heritage steps are much larger than eBay's and I believe they are at fixed values. i.e....
Look in here http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=14152
Ya beat me, Jack.
This one http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=32385
1917 happens to be the most detail stuck Lincolns I have seen. Here is my example and it has not been cleaned and appears to have as much or more...
Separate names with a comma.