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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BigTee44, post: 2891713, member: 41883&quot;]Which is why the numbers are all &quot;crossed out&quot;.... and +++++++ added below the number, but many of the buyers are seeing those same numbers on legit graded coins at shows or shops and are accepting them as honest grades.</p><p><br /></p><p>It&#039;s amazing to see people in here saying well if the person is uneducated well that&#039;s what they deserve. I don&#039;t know jack about cars. Thankfully, when I walk into a local mechanic, I know I can get an honest appraisal without fear of being over charged. Why would it be any different than to assume a seller online selling hundreds if not thousands of coins would do that. It would be one thing if it didn&#039;t say proof all over it and they bid it up like that, but you can clearly see two bidders look at a seller with 99.9% positive and only 2 negatives in the last year and think they can trust the grade on the 2x2, or at least close to that grade. Before I knew how to grade I would assume what I bought was labeled correctly. Some people enjoy their hobby their own ways. Not everyone wants to get into the details of knowing the die markings for a proof compared to just a PL Morgan but expect when a dealer says it&#039;s a proof, it is what they say it is. </p><p><br /></p><p>And to say only serious collectors will throw $1200 at a coin, look at how many people just threw $1,000 at a cell phone....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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