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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ratio411, post: 1118703, member: 26729&quot;]1) Don&#039;t rush. Buy from auctions that have &quot;all the right stuff&quot;...</p><p>*Many large and CLEAR pics... or at least a seller willing to send you these on request.</p><p>*A seller with a number of sales under their belt.</p><p>*A seller with 100% feedback, or VERY near that, with the buyer&#039;s time spent on reading why the feedback isn&#039;t 100%.</p><p>*A seller in the continental U.S.</p><p>*A seller without a large amount of rules or &#039;fine print&#039; to their auctions.</p><p>If you are cautious, you will probably be satisfied with your seller. Don&#039;t buy the first set you see.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>2) Don&#039;t know the answer there. I never bought a &#039;set&#039; of these... That &#039;sounds&#039; a bit high to me unless every single coin is high grade and possibly including proofs, as well as a quality album such as a Dansco. I could be wrong though. ???</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>3)Not sure what you&#039;re asking on this one, but I would say that if he wants &#039;perfection&#039;, then buying a set off eBay is probably not going to please him. Not saying he can&#039;t find a good set, but your 3rd comment makes it sound like he will be hypercritical, therefore may be better off putting a set togther one coin at a time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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