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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Indianhead1990, post: 182934, member: 4361&quot;]I have also bought from them.&nbsp; It was one of those Fort Knox banks full of coins.&nbsp; It&#039;s kinda funny, they said in the auction that the banks were, &quot;chock full&quot; of coins, but those banks looked a lot bigger in the picture.&nbsp; I was able to hold all the coins that I got in one hand.&nbsp; and about 3 quarters of the coins were worthless wheaties.&nbsp; So I left negative feedback, and got an email from him asking why I didn&#039;t contact him so we could resolve the problem.&nbsp; So, I withdrew my feedback, and he sent me some more coins.&nbsp; This time, I got about the same amount of coins, but there were much fewer pennies.&nbsp; I think I got a franklin half, and some buffaloes with readable dates, a few mercury dimes, and of course some wheaties.&nbsp; I decided I had had enough, and gave him the positive feedback that he wanted, but I don&#039;t think I&#039;ll buy from him again.&nbsp; I hadn&#039;t thought about how much positive feedback means to those kind of guys.&nbsp; It can really give you some bargaining power.&nbsp; I would like to add though, that I had a rather pleasant experience with another seller, I think it was ikedollardeals.&nbsp; It was another coin lot, but I think I did pretty well.&nbsp; I got a 1970 proof set, a proof Bicentenial quarter that I am still trying to see if it is clad or not, some mercury dimes, a couple indian head pennies, some buffaloes, and of course some wheaties.&nbsp; But still, I think it was a much better buy than the other one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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