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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;iPen, post: 2030004, member: 69760&quot;]Hi everyone, I need some advice. But first, a little more detail... this coin was a part of the Reader&#039;s Digest commemoration (two thick papers and a clear plastic coin case, nothing fancy like a box or anything like that).</p><p><br /></p><p>I went with what was suggested here (value of coin a little above melt and cleaned coin condition). So, I went back to message the seller and asked for what I thought was a fair price over a month ago. Today, however, I got a series of messages from the seller complaining to me that it wasn&#039;t fair what I did, which I don&#039;t understand. Could you all let me know if I did the right thing by asking for a partial refund on this cleaned coin (again, not advertised as such)? I bought this coin because it looked nice and shiny, and I thought it was uncirculated, as it was encased as part of a commemoration. After the $5 partial refund, the total amount paid was a little above melt value at $15 from the original ($20). The listing also came with a cracked plastic case, and worst of all, the Reader&#039;s Digest COA and commemoration papers that came with it do not belong to the coin! The seller admitted this point to me, too. I believe that the seller wanted the paper and case part back to sell a different Peace Dollar in to someone else.</p><p><br /></p><p>Am I being delusional to ask what I thought was fair? Is this unfair? I understand that it&#039;s a hassle for everyone, but I even left the seller a positive feedback today (which somehow prompted the seller&#039;s messages). Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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