I saw this coin listed on eBay as Choice Unc with "the 2P Piece has a few hairline marks as can be seen in the images" :angel:
(http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10019/scratches.jpg)
Quote from: 'trout' pid='109661' dateline='1498570700'"the 2P Piece has a few hairline marks as can be seen in the images"
Meh. Nothing a bit of body filler and a cut and polish won't fix. :diablo:
Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='109663' dateline='1498578746'Quote from: 'trout' pid='109661' dateline='1498570700'"the 2P Piece has a few hairline marks as can be seen in the images"
Meh. Nothing a bit of body filler and a cut and polish won't fix. :diablo:
HeHe :laugh2:
I am slowly selling off my collections and in the process I have been looking at the various listings on eBay for valuations and at how the coins are described so that I can list my own coins.
I am wondering why people use "imaginative" and "Deceptive" descriptions to sell rather ordinary or even damaged coins when in my opinion this can only lead to tears and problems with the sale eventually.
it's called DOLLARS!