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Just as a side note, got an email from Spink basically saying their live bid System was shite and will be moving their live bidding to the saleroom until someone can repair the damage to it. (AMEN!!!!!!)

PM sent Peck regarding your question

Our favourite ebay seller is not Content with making an arse of his own ebay Name, he's moved onto his wifes and is now making the same greedy mistakes as he did before. So, this one sold on the 1st of June http://www.ebay.co.u...1055%26_rdc%3D1 it was a private listing but sold to r**6 with a 2620 Feedback He obviously did'nt like it because it was relisted a few hours later here http://www.ebay.co.u...2605%26_rdc%3D1 again was a private listing but was shilled by bought by his mate anthonys so that's 56 quid just in fees alone, wonder when/where he'll actually sell it at a loss Oh BTW, 1st had 5 bids, the 2nd had 36 bids, obviously step bidding so as not to go to far over the genuine bidders bid, but seemed to have made an arse considering he's buying it himself

Some ripe Stilton before you go to bed, with a Spink as your bedside read. That should do it! Ahhh, that'll be it, I've been drinking a bottle of port every night! Alchy lol. I only have penthouse at the side of my bed and an old sock

His story about getting it in his change at a nightclub and nearly causing a riot got me thinking. When i was a few years younger and into sex, drugs and Rock'n'Roll i was really concerned if i got a 1980 penny or the rare 1981 penny which obviously if it was the really rare 1982 one i'd show all my mates and we'd have a massive riot in the club so we could accertain ownetship of said rarity.

If you keep Buying Job lots of silver you should come Across some decenr graded coins and hopefully 1 or 2 rarities. You should maybe invest in a book incase some of what you have are rare, it has been known to Happen

Hello and welcome, curious question, but why pre 47? Those are .500 Silver content, pre 1920 would be .925 silver content.

Arrgggggghhhhhhhhhhh, some arseholes out there on ebay. This is a belter. Sold a Florin in a PCGS graded holder to some Jap. He's now come back with a Dispute saying "item not as described" and wants 85 quid off the Price. Is he f*****g stupid or what, how can't it be not as described when everything is on the graded holder and i just repeated what was on it. Arsehole is just wanting Money off it, i told him to send it back for a full refund, what a p***k. This shit irks me, and These idiots who think they're going to try and get Money off by saying not as described i just laugh at, i normally tell them i'll do a complete refund as i don't do partials, never hear from them again, but when it's in a graded holder, he's gotta be joking, honestly!!! :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry: :angry:

Just out of curiosity Stuart, at what Point is Spink better than North for ID ing these coins. Has North left something out that Spink has wrote in their guide?

Its a pity some of your Australian auction houses don't use the same exact science when grading their lots

He always overgrades, generally by 1/2 to 1 full grade, depends on what he's paid for the coin

I think we're all in agreement that the OP pictured coin is definately not AEF, quite why DNW have gave it that grade is beyond me,

Bugger

Where did this image come from? I will add it to the database or append to an existing entry if I have the image recorded. It's a bit flat, but quite a clean coin if you just want an example. The gold one has been badly tooled, and the attempted piercing(?) doesn't do anything for it either. At least the first gold one would tone down over time. You Need to clear out your PM inbox, its full, so i'll email you instead.

This one is also quite nice, pity ist silver though

Like this one better

I've bought a few times from DNW and never had a Problem with their stuff. However, this time i would if i were to buy that coin, it could be it was consigned by a dealer with his own grade which happens and so this would have nothing to do with DNW and their opinion of the coin. The reason i think that it's not DNW s grade is because of the shilling just underneath it in the auction, same grade as the Halfcrown, but way better than the halfcrown, Shilling Picture attached. Just wondering if they made a mistake when writing it up?

For comparisson, graded as OBV Fine, REV better. So i'd stick with my VF grade of yours

Is this the DNW coin?

VF for me, to much wear to the face for my liking

The problem is that any seller who wants a reasonable return has to overprice in order to recoup the ebay charges. When you are losing 15-20% in fees, it has to be recovered by charging more. If sellers still had the option to bypass Paypal, it would be possible to reduce the charges and so lower prices to the buyer. Many of my sales and purchases on eBay have ended up outside of eBay and Paypal, even with my first transaction with a buyer or seller Once a negotiation starts, it becomes immediately obvious that it would be mutually beneficial to cut eBay and PayPal out of the equation (once you have established some trust!). EBay hate it of course, but there are ways and means that are not complicated, and the best thing is it builds you an invaluable network of trusted contacts for repeat business! So I think you may want to experiment with the Bay Rob, see what you think! I used to. I stopped when they made accepting Paypal obligatory. Having previously had a fallout with them which ended up at the ombudsman and me a few hundred pounds richer, it was a decision that I was never going to rescind. eBay's policy of buyer good, seller bad is hardly welcoming, and to ensure you get a fair return, you need to start above £1 which means people ignore the listing. On balance, the hassle of listing for a week or ten days, but not selling because you aren't offering the item on a 99% discount is unattractive. I also find the whole experience very 'seller beware' and slanted towards the buyer. What I am saying has worked well for me is the 'BIN or best offer' listings that quickly migrate to a negotiation and deal outside of eBay and Paypal, and future deals with satisfied/delighted buyers. This can happen on the first deal, and is very common I think! Obviously the buyer and seller don't get the fantastic insurance offered by a regular eBay purchase, but when dealing with proper collectors this has yet to prove to be a problem for me ... might be worth a go for a handful of your hard-to-shift coins? Yes, but then there are the arseholes who bid on coins without any Intention of paying for them as is the case with my 1708 halfcrown. rsskyline from Belfast, registered as a Business seller no less buying everything in sight but Fails to pay for the coin he bidded on. So a wasted week in waiting for payment/wondering if he's going to pay, no email from them, no Response to mine and so onwards to the dipute to wait yet another 4 days. This is the part of ebay that irks me, new ebayer failing to pay yet they let him continue, absolute joke

I totally agree Peck, but then do you know the difference between a Japanese and Chinese Name? It was only my thought based on the 3 different buyers having less than a 10 score Feeback on ebay and all relatively new, thats why i found it strange

I've recently sold 3 high grade coins that have been shipped of to Japan. I've never had a Problem with any of the Transactions but curious as to whats Happening. The first was an 1849 Florin, the 2nd was my 1845 crown, but it was'nt until the 3rd yesterday, my 1857 florin, that i started to wonder if These coins are'nt destined for China. As i said, i never had a Problem with any of the Transactions, all were new ebayers or with a FB score of less than 10. It was yesterdays sale that got me wondering because the buyer in the same month bought 2 1849 Florins, why would he buy 2 if he already had one? Am i being paranoid about the final Destination, although a slae is a sale etc, but would'nt want to see these coins flooding the British market as it's already a nightmare. I'll be keeping Images of these 3 coins for reference, i also have another high grade florin due to arrive and list shortly, so it will be interesting to see what happens with that. Any thoughts or similiar from other sellers out there?

Well this will complicate matters, but technically they should be sent back to the registered address which is canada. Send insured/tracked and make sure you get the Return postage to. Male sure that you give the seller a nice FB before resolution is made by eBay or else you won't be able to afterwards

Send them back