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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bonedigger, post: 359701, member: 4367&quot;]You&#039;ve purchased several very nice expensive coins from a few different dealers who all happened to advertise a return policy of say ten days to two weeks.&nbsp; The first coin arrives via USPS, but you&#039;re too&nbsp; busy to examine it closely.&nbsp; You quickly take a quick glance at it, appears to be a beautiful (raw, F-12/15ish) 1807 Capped Bust Half Dollar.&nbsp; But, your busy and it&#039;s shuffled in amongst some important papers which are occupying your time and covering your desk.&nbsp; It could be for any reason and yes, it happens.</p><p><br /></p><p>As fate would have it you also received a couple of other, more expensive desirable gold coins later that same day via UPS and while looking at those, worrying about your business, and&nbsp; other things you totally forgot about the little old 1807.&nbsp;&nbsp; Several days later, after an emergency business trip you are going thru the same papers and &quot;vola&quot; there is the 1807 and it all comes back to you then.&nbsp;&nbsp; What a dork you think you are and wonder if Alzheimer&#039;s is rearing it&#039;s head...???</p><p><br /></p><p>You pick up the coin (still in the dealers plastic flip) and something just doesn&#039;t look right.&nbsp; You quickly compare the pictures and sure enough a Photo-Shop job has been skillfully applied to the sellers pictures of the coin.&nbsp; Immediately you contact the dealer and hear, in a flabbergasted tone &quot;I&#039;m sorry sir/ma&#039;am the return period has expired.&quot; click...&nbsp; You are more than HOT, to say the least.</p><p><br /></p><p>What should happen and what would you do?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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