Poor photos.

This is the kind of stuff I'm talking about. If your selling a coin for $1200, can't you afford a $99 camera to take better pictures?

According to PCGS, this is a $1950 coin, the bid MAY go higher.

How many people here feel that a better photo would help the sale?

 

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There is the right to return the coin, so this is merely an approval sale disguised as an auction.

 

Approval sale?

 

People are buying the slab and not the coin.

 

If, for any reason, you are not satisfied, you may return the item for a full refund.

 

I don't get why sellers have the option of stating returns/ no returns, because people can use Buyer Protection on sales that say no returns.

 

You buy it, if you like it, you keep it.

Or

You buy it, don't like you return it

 

Do you know why these photos aren't better? They're good enough to see the slab. This seller is selling the slab and these bidders are bidding on the slab.

 

It probably isn't that nice looking of a coin--I find that some of the worst pictures in auctions (Ebay, and otherwise) are of coins that are overpriced and don't look all that wonderful.

 

DUH, see post 4.

 

I never pay any attention to your posts. Well, excepting this one.

 

It's nice to be appreciated and taken seriously.

 

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