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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Owle, post: 1784067, member: 22004&quot;]He said that the account had been closed out.&nbsp; Gold coins attract some of the biggest swindlers because they are easy to convert into money.&nbsp; In her case my guess is that she looked around for a cash buyer, no need to get in trouble twice with the same coin by selling the coin with ID required.&nbsp;&nbsp; He said he wrote a nice letter to her to please do the right thing, and it came back undelivered from her supposed address.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The story behind this $20 gold coin was equally frustrating for this former high school teacher;&nbsp; he bought it expecting it to grade MS62 or 63; he sends it through on a high grading tier, I think he said walkthrough to get the best shot.&nbsp; It comes back altered surfaces.&nbsp; At that point he felt like they had robbed him of a proper high grade and valuation.&nbsp; So he has it in his case for at least two years at various shows.&nbsp; So she is willing to pay his $2000 or so, check was for $1700; but end result is he gets only $300 for it, a lot of aggravation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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