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<p>[QUOTE="Bartelmoose, post: 726031, member: 21313"]<b>buying sight unseen</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p> </p><p>Like many here on this forum, I'll use my own judgement and take my chances based upon what is legally required to be a true depiction and description of an item up for auction in the biggest auction house in the world.</p><p> </p><p>Especially when I have an unquestioned right of return via PayPal which is further backed up by paying for it with my own reputable credit card.</p><p> </p><p>Anyone who ever buys a raw or even "certified" coin without examining it in person is effectively trying to "beat the odds" re: getting a "deal."</p><p> </p><p>And there are plenty of PCGS, NGC and ANACS "certified' coins for sale on eBay and elsewhere that aren't certified at all. Fake slabs are even cheaper to make than fake coins. </p><p> </p><p>If someone buys only coins they've examined in person, they're not only dealing with a limited universe of possiblities, they probably don't own stocks, either. </p><p> </p><p>They're also more likely to not drink floridated water and may have problems deciding on whether to turn left or right, too.</p><p> </p><p>Always remember:</p><p> </p><p>" just 'cause it's slabbed don't make it real..."[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bartelmoose, post: 726031, member: 21313"][b]buying sight unseen[/b] Like many here on this forum, I'll use my own judgement and take my chances based upon what is legally required to be a true depiction and description of an item up for auction in the biggest auction house in the world. Especially when I have an unquestioned right of return via PayPal which is further backed up by paying for it with my own reputable credit card. Anyone who ever buys a raw or even "certified" coin without examining it in person is effectively trying to "beat the odds" re: getting a "deal." And there are plenty of PCGS, NGC and ANACS "certified' coins for sale on eBay and elsewhere that aren't certified at all. Fake slabs are even cheaper to make than fake coins. If someone buys only coins they've examined in person, they're not only dealing with a limited universe of possiblities, they probably don't own stocks, either. They're also more likely to not drink floridated water and may have problems deciding on whether to turn left or right, too. Always remember: " just 'cause it's slabbed don't make it real..."[/QUOTE]
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