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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 1679484, member: 5233&quot;]This has been a great read.&nbsp; I think my opinions are a little different from the majority.&nbsp; Let me make an assumption first...as I have never bought a coin in one of these &quot;bargain&quot; slabs.&nbsp; I assume these slabs can be opened and resealed fairly easy and that if the buyer chose could reassemble it and return it without the seller knowing any different.</p><p><br /></p><p>Based on my assumption above, I would return this coin despite what the seller said.&nbsp; Here is why...the coin was misrepresented.&nbsp; Per eBay requirements, these slabs cannot really be sold as &quot;slabbed&quot; coins...so one should consider them raw.&nbsp; If the issue was over the grade, I would say you should have known better.&nbsp; However, the coin was represented as a proof and it was determined not to be a proof.&nbsp; The only way to verify that was open the slab.&nbsp; If a buy a raw proof and I get a business strike...I should be able to confirm that and return the coin. </p><p><br /></p><p>Since the slab can be resealed and returned to the seller in the EXACT same condition that it was received in...then there should be no issue there.&nbsp; Again, if this was an issue of buyers remorse then I would feel differently.&nbsp; For example, had the coin been a proof when it was cracked out but still had those luster breaks...making a PF55 I would say you need to keep it.&nbsp; But, the coin was not a proof and therefore should be allowed to be returned...even if the seller didn&#039;t want it cracked out.&nbsp; Just my opinion though.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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