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Message:: [QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 655380, member: 19250"]Yeah Frank she did...I should of known that something was wrong! The lighting and angles of the photos are very deceiving. once you catch the process you know that they are hiding something on the coin being sold. Masked by the story of a little old lady selling her coins. She does claim that she's no expert....however it just seems fishy to me that someone would have so many keys semi keys and varieties? The Franklin was shot from a flat angle. not from 90 more like 7 thus the surface does not show the scratch until you have it in your hand and looking at it head on! The Rev. is fine NP. However the scratch on the OBV. is deep and may have been wizzed somewhat to remove the raised metal. The half I paid alittle over melt for it ...no reason to return it and pay postage ....the Nickel was returned and a refund given. BUT.... sellers like this scare me on E Bay....as a seller on E bay I have never listed any coin that I knew was damaged or whizzed..or not orginal ....and always given a refund on any item sold if requested. but again as a seller on E Bay I have found that the two neg's I received were from buyers who were anything but honest themselves. Thats why I'm so on the fence over what is my next move.[/QUOTE]