Maybe could be 58 though but much better pics are needed. I can't even tell for sure if that's a hit or strikethrough at the S. Looks like a strikethrough though
I thought I gave bad photos. You make me look like a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer. Thank you sir.
LOL..well I win the bet, because my bet was no as well. The pics aren't mine, they are the sellers. The seller is stuck on how clean the fields are, and I've picked on the S, the two carbon spots on the back, and the seeming dull luster as well. Although, from my experience, luster is hard to capture in a point and shoot camera phone in the fly. Takes a specific set up.
So we're looking at either a pretty terrific Morgan or one which has been dipped within an inch of its' life. Did you crop the images or did the seller? I can see hints of a fairly bright red or brownish background which likely affected the color of the coin as well.
If it's an eBay coin I would defiantly buy it if the price was right and return it if turns out to be a SNAD
I've done that 3 times in the past week. Don't even bother contacting the seller for the return either since they will try and sucker you into paying return shipping. Use the eBay return and the seller will have to provide shipping. I've had sellers give me sob stories about how it's only safe to mark "no longer want the item" or some BS. Mark down that the photos don't match the item and be sure to put that in the EBay feedback. The problem with eBay and the reason sellers get away with crappy photos is that people won't leave negative feedback. If you juice your photos I'll juice your feedback and let your potential customer base know what you do with your photos.
Ebay is practically automatic for buyers; sellers have deserted the place in droves because it's so easy to force a return. There was a heavy helping of sarcasm in my reply. I thought everyone knew how difficult Ebay was for sellers. Sellers cannot leave anything but Positive Feedback. It's that bad.
You needed a better sarcasm smiley. Either that or I was running on 5 hour energy fumes with no food and little water. Thanks military.
Heh. Misinterpreting Posts 101 is another class I could teach from experience. SNAD doesn't really matter at Ebay any more, though, since it;s so easy to force a return. Trouble is, you can't force a seller to learn to shoot decent images, either, nor can you force a buyer to bid & purchase intelligently. So your only option is to become - through knowledge - one of the sharks in those infested waters.