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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2738841, member: 19250&quot;]You got what you paid for....a cleaned problem coin. This isn&#039;t&nbsp; a lecture&nbsp; to make you feel bad but one to teach you about collecting coins.</p><p>Now a page back I posted&nbsp; a half dime it would be xf and a $100 +/- coin if not damaged . I paid $20 for it knowingly&nbsp; it was damaged and a variety&nbsp; I wanted. That said eyes wide open understanding&nbsp; it was a detailed coin.</p><p>You however&nbsp; purchased&nbsp; a damaged coin not knowing&nbsp; so....Reason you&#039;re&nbsp; not an experienced&nbsp; collector and pulled the trigger on what you believed to be a smart purchase&nbsp; when in fact it wasn&#039;t . The coin is cleaned and has damage. That said you better like it as you won&#039;t&nbsp; be&nbsp; getting your money back on it&nbsp; as is.</p><p>All of us...everyone&nbsp; in here including&nbsp; myself have made bad choices , especially&nbsp; when&nbsp; we were young or not having&nbsp; the knowledge&nbsp; needed to make a sound purchase . </p><p>If anyone&nbsp; says&nbsp; they haven&#039;t&nbsp; they lie.</p><p>Buy the book&nbsp; before&nbsp; the coin....read and research&nbsp; before you buy. Ask the people in here who have been collecting&nbsp; for 20 ,30 50 years..... if you&#039;re&nbsp; happy that&#039;s&nbsp; all that matters....but if you&#039;re&nbsp; smart you&#039;ll&nbsp; always be happy with your purchases .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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