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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 2376990, member: 36230&quot;]I haven&#039;t dug through the seller&#039;s feedback, at least in recent memory, but I am familar with who is he as many of us are. However, do understand that regardless of what you saw in his that turned you away from ever purchasing from him, some of the biggest dreck peddlers on ebay also have stellar feedback, and it isn&#039;t something that should have too much weight placed on it. Although this may go against what one would expect, it&#039;s not that difficult to do, especially for well established peddlers who have built a following and have been around long enough drive those who know better away. Another unfortunately aspect of feedback is it could&#039;ve been left by a complete fool who doesn&#039;t know the first thing about what they&#039;ve just purchased, or by someome with vast knowledge and experience; we just don&#039;t know who is who and which is which. With all that said though, you&#039;re wise to stay away.</p><p><br /></p><p>The first part of my earlier post had only to do with how awfully common it is on this forum for the &quot;fake&quot; crutch to be thrown around, and how doing so only contributes to the regretable paranoia that helps no one. Is the coin clear enough to say with absolute certanty and beyond the slightest doubt that it&#039;s genuine? No, but enough can be seen that it lends much to the likelihood of authenticity.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, I assume I know what you&#039;re referring to, but for the sake of clarity, when you say it is &quot;<i>different</i>&quot;, what exactly is <i>your</i> concern?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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