Yes, he has a lot of feedback but eBay has a moneyback guarantee and I sent a complaint in and they gave him five days to respond after five days. I get my money back which is cool and then I drill a hole in it. eBay said I don’t have to return it which is a good thing.
It's not worn enough to be 5% light and a magnet should fall off at that angle. You guessed at the word AND on the edge? Should be “OR" “FIFTY CENTS OR HALF DOLLAR” They advertised the Square base 2 coin and sent the Curl base 2 coin?
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This didn't scare you off? 24 to sell with the same picture? 72.7% positive ratings?
I learned my lesson I guess not to buy stuff from people that are selling from China and don’t have a 99 or 100% rating. Thanks for the information. Have a good holiday weekend peace jeff out
A fake scam and defective, they should always send what is pictured, unless the photo says something like “Image in illustration is NOT the coin you will receive, but you will receive one of equivalent quality and date”.
Its a hideous scam, but yeah 72% positive, thats the lowest I have ever heard of unless they have had under 5 trades and the first one is bad. I generally will not buy off anyone under 99% or sell to those under 98% and will read feedback of anyone under 99.5%. I can understand high 99% as you get disgruntled troublemakers who will give you poor feedback and those you give bad feedback too, may return that favour. Sometimes bad feedback is not always your fault, but 72% I see red flags
Lucky ebay has your back, because many sites would not. I use trademe a NZ site and never use ebay as its just full of scammers and cheats and you need a degree in numoscience and commerce just to use it.
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I just done some creative maths and realised 72.7% is five sevenths, meaning its a new seller who has had 7 sales and 2 were negative, 5 positive - now with you hopefully it will be 62.5% with 3 negative. The fact it mentions 21 sold, means they must have sold the same thing under other accounts.
Some people may give this a pass, as new sellers often have a couple of starting hiccups and we can forgive that, but after 20 feedbacks, no reason why you should be under 90%. Usually you will make a mistake first time out and learn, 2nd time yeah still mastering it, but same era 3rd time - something is fishy. This guy was still on strike 2 here.
Its whackamole with Ebay, they will shut the account down and another opens. Just avoid these auctions
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
thanks everyone for all your help and information. Never stop learning. I will pay better attention next time by the way I got my refund from eBay and I get to keep the coin so now it’s time to drill a hole in it.
Status changed to Solved(Jeff Henry, 25 May 2025, 19:19)
Status changed to Opened(Jeff Henry, 25 May 2025, 19:19)