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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;J.T. Parker, post: 4214698, member: 106405&quot;]When I was purchasing ancients off eBay back about 10 years or so, I always had an understanding w/ the seller that I intended to send the coin to David Sear for a COA.</p><p>&nbsp;If the seller had any qualms over allowing a return if needed, I refused to buy from that dealer.</p><p>Perhaps selling has changed in the last 10 years, but the COA has not.</p><p>All of my Ancient Greek coins have a David Sear COA, thus making any future sale</p><p>(&amp; my piece of mind) much more possible.</p><p>&nbsp;I agree that a Sear COA in not a 100% infallible, but IMO it&#039;s darn near it.</p><p>J.T.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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