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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;silvermonger, post: 344368, member: 12490&quot;]If I understand you correctly, it sounds like you are completely new to ebay.</p><p>First off, &quot;powerseller&quot; is far from indicating any trust. Some of the biggest thieves on ebay are powersellers and some of the most honest are as well.</p><p>Just click the &quot;feedback&quot; link to see what previous buyers have said about their transaction. Look for sellers that have a 99% positive feedback rating. Forget 100%! Even the most fair and honest sellers cant please everyone no matter how hard they try. </p><p>The listing will have a shipping cost indicated just below the high bid. If its more than $4 adjust your bid to compensate.</p><p>Look for sellers who offer money back if their is a big problem with the coin. Dont completely trust the coin pictures. They can make a crappy coin look beautiful. I have also bought coins that were MUCH better than the pic showed. You just have to have x-ray eyes. LOL</p><p>Most important is dont buy expensive coins on ebay unless you have already purchased a few from a seller and you know you can trust them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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