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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;line_grade, post: 289821, member: 3078&quot;]I live in an area and my schedule is such that I deal on e-bay quite often. I buy and sell, but mostly in modern coins. I&#039;m fortunate that I&#039;ve taken over my dads collection and most of the older coins and sets I would have an interest in are already in the collection. When I buy, I first look at the feedback of the seller. Not just the percentage rating but also look at what the individual has been selling. I go over the list and see if the item up for sale is the same or similar to items he or she has sold in the past to get a feeling. I then look at the shipping costs and factor that into my bid price. I also look at the description fairly closely. Is the wording clear and does it match the photos. I won&#039;t bid unless the item is photographed. If the photo is blurry I won&#039;t bid or if I&#039;m really interested I&#039;ll request a better photo. Is there a return policy and what are the terms????...If you have any questions regarding the item you&#039;re looking at make sure there&#039;s enough time left to be able to ask the individual and get an answer before the end of the bid, otherwise DON&#039;T BID. I know from the sellers point of view, that a lot of the questions have already been answered somewhere in the description and most of the time, when I do have to respond to a question, that the person never puts in a bid on the item, but that&#039;s just part of the deal. If you don&#039;t get a response in a reasonable length of time WRITE HIM OFF. Overall, I&#039;ve had good luck. That&#039;s not to say bad things won&#039;t happen someday. Bid with your mind, not your &quot;coin hormones&quot;.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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