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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Sundance79, post: 2881142, member: 84413&quot;]I think that who and who isn&#039;t a scammer is in the eye of the beholder. Yes that are items for sale on eBay that turn out to be not as they were presented. But virtually 100 percent of the coins for sale have photos. I&#039;d say about 90 percent of those are pretty good photos. Plus - I haven&#039;t heard any reports of anyone being force to make a purchase on Ebay.&nbsp; The feedback is there for a purpose. Some coin sellers have hundreds, if not thousand, of feedback with at or near 100 satisfaction.</p><p>If in doubt - don&#039;t buy. If a deal seems to good to be true - don&#039;t buy. If the seller is new - don&#039;t buy. Buy only main line certified coins&nbsp; (from the big 4). Which is still not a sure thing - but at least it is certified.</p><p>I think the biggest red flag is a new seller with very few reviews.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen a couple of &#039;deals&#039; that looked good until I saw the seller was new.</p><p>And unless you work for the IRS you never know how much any of them make.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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