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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;fretboard, post: 658826, member: 19765&quot;]Yes I consider almost all my buys on ebay good otherwise I wouldn&#039;t keep going back.&nbsp; It&#039;s fair for me to say that the most I ever spent on a coin was $259 for a gold Liberty and I very seldom spend more than $100 dollars.&nbsp; There has been a couple of buys that weren&#039;t that good and a couple more which were my fault for not sticking to my high bid in the first place.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The two that were the sellers fault were these.&nbsp; One was for a token and I got my money back and the other was a coin that was cleaned.&nbsp; Alot of cleaned coins you can tell right off even from a pic but some of them you need to hold in your hand.&nbsp; Especially true when bidding on an older foreign coin.&nbsp; I got a cleaned peso but I decided to keep it.&nbsp; I wrote in the small comments that the coin was cleaned.&nbsp; This may happen alot I would think.&nbsp; If you choose to go on ebay you just need to be very careful and never, never buy on impulse.&nbsp; If you do your homework on the coin, and you name your price as high as you will go, then stay there and don&#039;t go up that should increase your results.&nbsp; If you get anything that is different from what was said then its up to you what you do about it.&nbsp; as always, start out small and work your way up.</p><p><br /></p><p>Oh my first choice would always be to buy in person and not even go on ebay, but that&#039;s just not always possible.&nbsp; good luck if you roam on the bay[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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