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<p>[QUOTE="EyeEatWheaties, post: 978475, member: 26972"]So wait! was that you? What number did you put in? </p><p><br /></p><p>I agree with you 100% - the quality of the listing is everything. It blows me away how greatsouthern gets more for raw pennies than PCGS says they are worth certified. I have been told they are one of the biggest coin doctors out there. Yet, I have learned and have gotten the best deals on coins from people who didn't know or have the capability of doing a decent listing. I actually felt guilty last Xmas because I found a whole series in one night, of high grade (albeit dipped) listed as 19-- US One Cent. Properly listed and at a different time he should have gotten 4 to 10 times what I paid. anyways..</p><p><br /></p><p>It is pretty easy to tell (I think) which are the bogus sellers, people who purposely take blurry pics and who is selling grandmas collection using the feedback system etc etc.. Plus, with the eBay policies biased against the seller, the buyer is very well protected on returns. Then factor in the "if it is too good to be true" because that really applies. In other words if there aren't many people bidding on a properly listed coin.. For example; I logged on recently and found 4 rare IH 08 09s and 14d and 09s wheat closing within a few minutes of my login. I sniped them last seconds and then noticed after the close that this seller only sold those coins. OOOOPS! lol ah yep... counterfeits.... contacted the seller, asked him some questions, told him I would take them and hope for the best.. oh well.. nothing ventured nothing gained?? I got them, worst fakes I ever have seen - lol - he refunded the $600 and told me to keep them, now I have another/more fake example(s) and everything is cool.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am from the school of "let the buyer beware" or something like that. I don't get mad at people trying to make a buck, I get mad at me for being stupid.</p><p><br /></p><p>The few times I have looked at heritage, the buyer fees irk me. I guess I should look more often though. I recently saw a 14d penny on PCGS coinfacts previous Heritage auction from earlier this month.... that only had 2 other examples, valued at 125k - it sold for 27k!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="EyeEatWheaties, post: 978475, member: 26972"]So wait! was that you? What number did you put in? I agree with you 100% - the quality of the listing is everything. It blows me away how greatsouthern gets more for raw pennies than PCGS says they are worth certified. I have been told they are one of the biggest coin doctors out there. Yet, I have learned and have gotten the best deals on coins from people who didn't know or have the capability of doing a decent listing. I actually felt guilty last Xmas because I found a whole series in one night, of high grade (albeit dipped) listed as 19-- US One Cent. Properly listed and at a different time he should have gotten 4 to 10 times what I paid. anyways.. It is pretty easy to tell (I think) which are the bogus sellers, people who purposely take blurry pics and who is selling grandmas collection using the feedback system etc etc.. Plus, with the eBay policies biased against the seller, the buyer is very well protected on returns. Then factor in the "if it is too good to be true" because that really applies. In other words if there aren't many people bidding on a properly listed coin.. For example; I logged on recently and found 4 rare IH 08 09s and 14d and 09s wheat closing within a few minutes of my login. I sniped them last seconds and then noticed after the close that this seller only sold those coins. OOOOPS! lol ah yep... counterfeits.... contacted the seller, asked him some questions, told him I would take them and hope for the best.. oh well.. nothing ventured nothing gained?? I got them, worst fakes I ever have seen - lol - he refunded the $600 and told me to keep them, now I have another/more fake example(s) and everything is cool. I am from the school of "let the buyer beware" or something like that. I don't get mad at people trying to make a buck, I get mad at me for being stupid. The few times I have looked at heritage, the buyer fees irk me. I guess I should look more often though. I recently saw a 14d penny on PCGS coinfacts previous Heritage auction from earlier this month.... that only had 2 other examples, valued at 125k - it sold for 27k!![/QUOTE]
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