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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numismania, post: 1974324, member: 28971&quot;]While it was not a listing error, I did have the &#039;Sorry, I can&#039;t sell you this&#039; happen to me within the last week.&nbsp; A WILDLY toned, silver Kennedy half, slabbed by one of the &#039;big two&#039;.&nbsp; Paid a solid (read, BIG) premium for it, but it was definitely worth it, and could possibly have fetched more, given the toning craze.&nbsp; The seller refunded my payment 4 days after being paid, claims to have sold the coin more than a week before the listing was posted (no communication AT ALL from the seller, not one word, until he gave me his excuse as to why I wasn&#039;t getting it, and I sent a few messages to him with no response)!&nbsp; He was selling something that wasn&#039;t even in his possession (so he claims).......so, I guess I have to ask, what would the membership here do?&nbsp; I&#039;m torn on what to do as far as feedback.&nbsp; He&#039;s not a BIG seller (perhaps 350-400 transactions), but there were MULTIPLE &#039;best offers&#039;, and NONE were acknowledged....ALL offers expired, telling me the seller didn&#039;t even bother checking his listing.&nbsp; What irks me is he listed it AFTER it left his possession, and listing something you don&#039;t own/have is a &#039;no-no&#039;.&nbsp; Sooooo, what say you all?&nbsp; Do I whack this guy, or just let it go?&nbsp; It WOULD have been my first &#039;real&#039; toner (this coin was just fabulously toned, and could possibly be the nicest toned Kennedy out there....I&#039;ve seen numerous examples, and this just stifles every one I&#039;ve seen).&nbsp; So, what do you all think I should do??&nbsp; I don&#039;t like being the &#039;bad guy&#039; (I have NO problem being one!), but I feel this was inexcusable, so HELP me make a decision!!!&nbsp; Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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