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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 1022559, member: 13650"]Agreed. I believe this coin is under intense lighting and would look completely different in hand. Most likely much darker with the toning not nearly as vivid. I've experienced this first hand. </p><p> For this much money, it shouldn't be a lot to ask to have several pics under varied lighting, including normal day light. But they never want to do that for you. It does look awesome in the pic though.</p><p><br /></p><p> FWIW, if you're considering making an offer.... I don't know what a MS-66 books at but I've offered 50% of seller's asking prices before and it's been accepted more than once. If you're offer gets accepted immediately, you'll wish you would have went lower. I'd start low. Don't think 5-10% range is a lot. You don't know how long ago they could have purchased the coin. The worst they can do is decline it.</p><p> I've never seen somebody get offended, but have had a few tell me they had more than my offer in it themselves.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p> Edit: NGC lists a 1878-CC in MS-66 at 4220 right now. With the toning considered, I doubt he'll sell it for less than 4.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 1022559, member: 13650"]Agreed. I believe this coin is under intense lighting and would look completely different in hand. Most likely much darker with the toning not nearly as vivid. I've experienced this first hand. For this much money, it shouldn't be a lot to ask to have several pics under varied lighting, including normal day light. But they never want to do that for you. It does look awesome in the pic though. FWIW, if you're considering making an offer.... I don't know what a MS-66 books at but I've offered 50% of seller's asking prices before and it's been accepted more than once. If you're offer gets accepted immediately, you'll wish you would have went lower. I'd start low. Don't think 5-10% range is a lot. You don't know how long ago they could have purchased the coin. The worst they can do is decline it. I've never seen somebody get offended, but have had a few tell me they had more than my offer in it themselves. Edit: NGC lists a 1878-CC in MS-66 at 4220 right now. With the toning considered, I doubt he'll sell it for less than 4.[/QUOTE]
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