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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Moen1305, post: 133321, member: 2544&quot;]OK Ok Here is the perfect example of an ebay seller using a photo of a coin the he isn&#039;t actually sending to the buyer without stating that it is a stock photo.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I won a 2004 silver Kennedy proof coin for 2.02 plus shipping.&nbsp; It shows up today with it&#039;s 63 cent stamp and it has some kind of stains over the face and over the eagle on back.&nbsp; It almost looks like rust or coffee stains but is nowhere near what you&#039;d call toning.&nbsp; Here is his description:</p><p><br /></p><p><i>This Auction starts at .01 cent no reserve. You are bidding on one 2004 S Proof Kennedy Silver Half Dollar. This coin has looks like a Deep Cameo.This coin is .90 % silver and will arrive in an Airtite Holder. Must be satisfied or simply return within seven days for a refund. Prefer Paypal, cashiers check, money order or personal check. Good Luck Bidding!</i></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>Where in this description do you see &quot;stained like hell&quot;?&nbsp; I think because I got it so cheaply, he decided to switch coins and sell the real one again.&nbsp; He probably figures that if I return it, no big deal, and if I don&#039;t he gets rid of a worthless coin and gets to sell the original coin again.&nbsp; I&#039;ve emailed him and ask him to return all of my money and then I will mail his coin back.&nbsp; If he doesn&#039;t I&#039;ll keep it and complain to ebay and leave bad feedback.&nbsp; He currently has a 100% rating.&nbsp; That&#039;ll change.</p><p><br /></p><p>Any other suggestions?</p><p><br /></p><p>Check out these two sales and tell me if you think it is the same coin?</p><p>8422701968</p><p>8422702315[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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