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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Casman, post: 8633632, member: 85295&quot;]So while Ebay coin shopping I see one I like.&nbsp; I will also mention I used to be an avid Cherry picker.&nbsp; Here’s the coin I bought listed raw.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1516677[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>The coin arrived in yesterday’s mail and I’d grabbed my coffee and opened her up.&nbsp; Upon casual glance it didn’t look right and because my eyes are getting old I grabbed my loupe. Hmmm, the seller sent me a different coin, and not the coin listed.&nbsp; Now, perhaps this was a simple mistake.&nbsp; I then sent the seller a message, letting them know the wrong coin was shipped and I asked if they had the coin I purchased.&nbsp; As of today no response.</p><p>So while looking at the listing today it popped into my head. Hmmm, this kid looks good, not too good, but rather familiar.&nbsp; Then it hit me, this was “my” kid, I know this kid and she (yes my kids are all girls) was mine at one time.&nbsp; I’d found this kid, graded and attributed this kid, and put her up for adoption (I sold her).&nbsp; Keep in mind, I know this kid and she’s burned into my memory.&nbsp; (Yes, I’m burdened with Photographic memory)</p><p>I then proceeded to retrace my relationship with her, starting from the beginning.&nbsp; I next proceeded over to PCGS Coin Facts and after a bit of scrolling, there she was:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1516680[/ATTACH]</p><p>So what exactly is going on here?&nbsp; 1) Seller went to Coin Facts and lifted the images. 2) Seller then circle cropped the images.&nbsp; 3) Seller then lists the coin for sale as the actual coin for purchase…and finally 4) Seller ships me a different coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>And Jordan fades to the left, takes the shot and Bam, game over.</p><p>So at this point seller has not responded and I’m wondering what y’all’s would do?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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