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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 138379, member: 3726&quot;]I am sorry I can not help out.&nbsp; The one thing I can say about greatsoutherncoins (as with any dealer) is they tend to &quot;over-express&quot; the grade.&nbsp; Not saying the coins are bad - but I think they over-grade at times and people sometimes take them at their word without question.&nbsp; They do usually have quality pictures and it makes it easy for me to determine what I will bid. </p><p><br /></p><p>Second for the indian - I think it was smart to come here and ask for help.&nbsp; I agree with YNcoinpro_U.S - even though I really can only look at my grading book I think I see signs of wear.&nbsp; I must admit it does look nice I am not sure it would grade out that high.&nbsp; He really only promises a 30 day time limit(buy it now) - so you send it in and get it graded.&nbsp; You pay the costs, but he will refund the 11,500 - not any other costs. I really dislike auctions where they pitch all the possibilities of what it might grade at and sell for.&nbsp; If it was so damn valuable why don&#039;t they get it graded with PCGS!!&nbsp; No refunds with out buy it now!&nbsp; AND WHO the heck are the crooks he says to stay away from his auctions and bidders.&nbsp; And he wants to boycott PAYPAL - I personally like PAYPAL as a buyer.&nbsp; Even though the seller may be honest he did things in the auction listing that would make me skip it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Finish this by saying that sometimes you can get steals on Ebay - but know the coin and do research on the prices they bring.&nbsp; Search EBAY and Heritage for closed auctions. Patience can be a virtue - wait long enough and you might get the quality coin at great price.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Rambling I know and just my own opinion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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