I think that the question is what you are willing to pay for a fairly
good picture from someone with a good, but quite limited track
record, He appears to have only traded coins once before.
At most, apart from the picture, he claims that he knows 2 people that
think it is real. He does not say how he obtained the picture. It
might be a good question. Note that the enlarged version is the same
size as the normal size.
I think that due to the picture size and quality, and not being able
to identify the pick-up points, this is a gamble. Ask for a better
picture. If I was the seller, I would have it slabbed. Then again, at
the current bid of <$20, the downside is minimal.
Jud -the dubious-
I think there is a strong possiblility it was made in China.
I would never buy a high end coin like that uncertified.
Does not compute.
Regards
Dan
I suspect there is a story to tell ... anyway, I made a cheap bid
(early) and the received this message (today) from eBay:
"Thanks for your interest in this listing: 170537809822 - 1909-S
V.D.B. Lincoln Cent We're sorry to tell you that the item isn't
available for purchase anymore. We removed the listing because it
likely fell into one of these three categories:
-- The listing doesn't follow eBay guidelines.
-- The item isn't allowed on eBay or can only be listed under certain
conditions.
-- The listing contains pictures or words that may have violated
copyright or trademark rights.
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