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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Razor, post: 599545, member: 18742&quot;]When MS70 values are more than twice the price of MS69 it&#039;s not insignificant.&nbsp; If I see a PGCS MS70 coin for sale then either the picture had better be the actual coin, or the seller should state that fact in the listing.&nbsp; Otherwise he&#039;s trying to lure me into a transaction by misrepresenting material information.&nbsp; Inaccurate description and deceptive photography, at minimum.&nbsp; Not to mention he claims to have 100% positive feedback, which is flat out not true, and hasn&#039;t been true for over 6 months.&nbsp; There&#039;s also no stated return policy.&nbsp; That&#039;s another red flag.</p><p><br /></p><p>It may not be outright fraud, but coin fraud is rampant on ebay, and with all the red flags here it should be immediately suspected.&nbsp; I&#039;m floored by the number of people here willing to be apologists for this guy and say this is OK.&nbsp; Astonished.&nbsp; All of a sudden PCGS grades don&#039;t matter for these &quot;widgets&quot;?&nbsp; All of a sudden selling the same coin with the same serial number 3 times in 3 weeks seems perfectly normal to you?&nbsp; All of a sudden &quot;this coin&quot; doesn&#039;t mean <i>this</i> coin?&nbsp; I suppose it all depends on what the meaning of &quot;is&quot; is.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anybody have a copy of the ebay rules regarding coin auctions?&nbsp; Ebay pulled theirs.&nbsp; I will bet 10 quatloos that these listings violate at least 2 of the rules.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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