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<p>[QUOTE="JVG814, post: 67960, member: 3912"]Heres some tips straight outta the U.S blackbook 2006.</p><p>Maybe if i use italics and quotes i wont get sued....for as much.</p><p>"<i>Leading the potential customer to believe the coins are more valueable than they really are" Watch out for auctions stating how coins sold. i.e an auction selling morgan dollares worth $15 will be selling them for $50 and stating things such as "Morgan dollars have sold in the past for more than $20,000!! L@@K"</i> </p><p><br /></p><p>Showing fake sympathy is also a telltale sign like lines that state "i just want to get people into numismatics because i love it" " I just love selling coins" or the ever popular " I got ripped off probably 50 times and finally said "' Thats it im starting to sell coins" just like an estate just popped up in their basement at the exact moment he "had enough of it". </p><p>That was mine so i didnt have to use quotes! ha!</p><p><br /></p><p><i>"Implication that the coins offered are in some respect "'special'" even though the same specimen can be found at a local coin shop in the same or better condition"</i> </p><p><br /></p><p><i>"Failure to state actual silver content"</i> </p><p><br /></p><p><i>" Creation of gimmicked names for coins other than their real numismatic phrase. Such as calling kennedy half dollars "Kennedy half eagles" in an effort to promote and glamorize a coin that doesnt hlod that much value."</i> </p><p><br /></p><p>Also watch out for coins not in a slab or coins that seem to be graded by the person advertising it.</p><p>This is reffered to as "Slider grading" or increasing the grade of a coin your self. When a coin cannot squeeze past AU-55 it is AU-50, Yet people auctioning on ebay will give it a Slider of AU-55. Try to really take a long gander at the coin at hand to determine, is this really MS-60 or AU-55.</p><p><br /></p><p>Deal with someone that has a high feed back or has been at ebay for a while,</p><p>this isnt a guarantee of a good seller or a reputable source of coins, but it is a point in his favor, possibly two or three points <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie2" alt=";)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> .</p><p><br /></p><p>Dont expect the impossible. like a VDB for $100 or a Morgan dollar at MS-60 at a buy it now price of $10.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ok, </p><p>Sorry Mr. Blackbook, but really thats like 1 1/2 pages of a 620 page book.</p><p>Actually Mr.blackbook should be paying me to promote his book. Cheap skate</p><p> <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie6" alt=":cool:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JVG814, post: 67960, member: 3912"]Heres some tips straight outta the U.S blackbook 2006. Maybe if i use italics and quotes i wont get sued....for as much. "[I]Leading the potential customer to believe the coins are more valueable than they really are" Watch out for auctions stating how coins sold. i.e an auction selling morgan dollares worth $15 will be selling them for $50 and stating things such as "Morgan dollars have sold in the past for more than $20,000!! L@@K"[/I] Showing fake sympathy is also a telltale sign like lines that state "i just want to get people into numismatics because i love it" " I just love selling coins" or the ever popular " I got ripped off probably 50 times and finally said "' Thats it im starting to sell coins" just like an estate just popped up in their basement at the exact moment he "had enough of it". That was mine so i didnt have to use quotes! ha! [I]"Implication that the coins offered are in some respect "'special'" even though the same specimen can be found at a local coin shop in the same or better condition"[/I] [I]"Failure to state actual silver content"[/I] [I]" Creation of gimmicked names for coins other than their real numismatic phrase. Such as calling kennedy half dollars "Kennedy half eagles" in an effort to promote and glamorize a coin that doesnt hlod that much value."[/I] Also watch out for coins not in a slab or coins that seem to be graded by the person advertising it. This is reffered to as "Slider grading" or increasing the grade of a coin your self. When a coin cannot squeeze past AU-55 it is AU-50, Yet people auctioning on ebay will give it a Slider of AU-55. Try to really take a long gander at the coin at hand to determine, is this really MS-60 or AU-55. Deal with someone that has a high feed back or has been at ebay for a while, this isnt a guarantee of a good seller or a reputable source of coins, but it is a point in his favor, possibly two or three points ;) . Dont expect the impossible. like a VDB for $100 or a Morgan dollar at MS-60 at a buy it now price of $10. Ok, Sorry Mr. Blackbook, but really thats like 1 1/2 pages of a 620 page book. Actually Mr.blackbook should be paying me to promote his book. Cheap skate :cool:[/QUOTE]
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