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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2550403, member: 76739&quot;]Look I&#039;m not in the service anymore nor am I incarcerated. I don&#039;t need anyone&#039;s permission to use the head anymore. And another question how many coins have you damaged accidentally?. I don&#039;t know about you but I was taught from the very beginning of collecting coins how to properly handle them. And I&#039;m sure you have learned the same. And if that&#039;s a position you want to take I have some coins I want to sell you in holders and you cannot take them out of the holders. If you do you void your return. So any damage that the holders are concealing. You will not know if the damage is there unless you can inspect the coin. Usually if someone is impairing your ability to verify a coin most likely there is something wrong. I avoid dealing with individuals like this. I&#039;d rather they be honest and up front and say a coin is being sold as is no returns. Plain and simple and to the point. Something fishy is when they say yes you can return it if it&#039;s in the original packaging. Basically leaving you know options. Like I said if you like buying coins without being able to examine them, I have a bunch I can put in holders and offer them to you for sale but you can&#039;t open them to examine them. Take for in substance a prominent bullion sales company on TV. They have a return policy if you return the coins to them in the original packaging. Where they have you is in order to look at your coins you have to take them out of the packaging thus voiding your return.Let&#039;s say I buy a coin from you and say it&#039;s in an airtight holder. And you offer a return policy. You will except that coin back as long as it&#039;s in an airtight holder. If you expect me to asked your permission to take this coin out of the airtight holder to examine it. You&#039;re in fantasyland,Bottom line all collectors be very aware of what you&#039;re doing. Learn as much information before purchasing. Return policies do not always work in your favor. In the past have been scammed by many professionals. Try to learn from that experience. Ripped off once on a coin deal. Now if I sell you a coin, before I package that coin up I have taken several photos of identifying marks on that coin and I even throw a nonvisible tag on that coin. And I find it&#039;s very easy to make a small go Pro video of packaging that particular coin along with identification number on that package.I make it extremely hard for someone to send me back a coin I did not sell them. They get their money back plus the coin that I sold them and they send me back a $.25 coin. And if you&#039;re not aware it&#039;s called the switch..<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie24" alt=":blackalien:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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