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<p>[QUOTE="NoviceCoinSeller, post: 3437201, member: 102522"]I'm the seller. Thanks Hookman for letting me know about this thread. The reason I mention PCGS catalog numbers is so people know exactly what coin they're bidding for in case they want to easily look it up. That's all. There was no attempt by me to somehow defraud the public. I am new to the hobby and selling because my 102 year old grandmother's hospice care is about $6k a month and needs the extra income. I guess she didn't figure on living this long. I used "not proof like" because I wanted to assure potential buyers that my judgement of the coin was that it would not be PL or DMPL at all. That was my only intent. I did a few and then realized that it was probably not worth it to mention because I had already stated that I was not an expert. I simply didn't want people buying the coins and returning them because of something I wrote in the auction. My intent was not to draw in more bidders by using the word proof. </p><p><br /></p><p>Three of the auctions were automatically taken down by eBay for "keyword spamming". I figured it was the "proof like" wording, so I took that out and re-listed. </p><p><br /></p><p>And Mr. johnmilton, I'll let my grandmother know that the collection she started for her son who later died at 17 in a car accident isn't up to snuff. She grew up poor in northeastern Louisiana, went to nursing school in Shreveport, and saved to be able to care for her children. The coins are listed as "uncertified" in the area where more details are given, so I assumed this was all on the up and up, but again, such a huge disappointment to some.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have had a couple people get mad at me because I clearly stated in my terms that I do not ship to PO Boxes because of fraud I've had to endure when selling other items before. But, they didn't read the terms, bid, and won anyway. It wouldn't surprise me if the young lady who posted was one of those people. To some, when the world doesn't bend to your liking, it's always someone else's fault.</p><p><br /></p><p>It's funny to me that I've listed so many coins starting well below value but some people have to imagine that there is some malicious intent in the way I've posted on eBay. I'm trying to help the woman who took care of me when I was younger by not overvaluing the coins and getting "fair market value". That's all. I did not go to the "how to post coins" eBay class. Sorry.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="NoviceCoinSeller, post: 3437201, member: 102522"]I'm the seller. Thanks Hookman for letting me know about this thread. The reason I mention PCGS catalog numbers is so people know exactly what coin they're bidding for in case they want to easily look it up. That's all. There was no attempt by me to somehow defraud the public. I am new to the hobby and selling because my 102 year old grandmother's hospice care is about $6k a month and needs the extra income. I guess she didn't figure on living this long. I used "not proof like" because I wanted to assure potential buyers that my judgement of the coin was that it would not be PL or DMPL at all. That was my only intent. I did a few and then realized that it was probably not worth it to mention because I had already stated that I was not an expert. I simply didn't want people buying the coins and returning them because of something I wrote in the auction. My intent was not to draw in more bidders by using the word proof. Three of the auctions were automatically taken down by eBay for "keyword spamming". I figured it was the "proof like" wording, so I took that out and re-listed. And Mr. johnmilton, I'll let my grandmother know that the collection she started for her son who later died at 17 in a car accident isn't up to snuff. She grew up poor in northeastern Louisiana, went to nursing school in Shreveport, and saved to be able to care for her children. The coins are listed as "uncertified" in the area where more details are given, so I assumed this was all on the up and up, but again, such a huge disappointment to some. I have had a couple people get mad at me because I clearly stated in my terms that I do not ship to PO Boxes because of fraud I've had to endure when selling other items before. But, they didn't read the terms, bid, and won anyway. It wouldn't surprise me if the young lady who posted was one of those people. To some, when the world doesn't bend to your liking, it's always someone else's fault. It's funny to me that I've listed so many coins starting well below value but some people have to imagine that there is some malicious intent in the way I've posted on eBay. I'm trying to help the woman who took care of me when I was younger by not overvaluing the coins and getting "fair market value". That's all. I did not go to the "how to post coins" eBay class. Sorry.[/QUOTE]
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