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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ocjoe949, post: 2035002, member: 35416&quot;]I believe a year has been too long.&nbsp; Yes there is a burden for the seller to stand behind a coin he sells.&nbsp; The buyer has the burden of being timely to authenticate his purchase.&nbsp; We are all coin lovers here and when we get a coin in the mail how many of us just throw the coin somewhere and go &quot;I&#039;ll look at it later&quot;.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think any.&nbsp; I agree than in some states there has to be an &quot;willful intent to defraud&quot; and even that has a statue of limitations.&nbsp; As of right now it apprears that the buyer has no real form of recourse.&nbsp; His failure to determine the legitimacy of his investment within a reasonable amount of time may ultimately cause him a loss. I am guilty of buying a fake or two as a youngster.&nbsp; We take our hits and losses and if we learn from them, that alone is our profit.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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