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Good time❤ Ihave coin1 dolary(1881)

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NGC, PCGS, Anacs, and CaC also. Dont forget Cac

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The scary part is if you are in a hurry at a coin show you can easily miss some of these little points to look for. You are naturally going to look much closer at a rare expensive coin but if you are buying a MS65 1881-s Morgan. My concern is not as much counterfeit coins as I am concerned about pushing a semi better coin up an extra grade for a better than average price below bid. This could ruin the market completely

Great advice !! It goes with staying away from all sellers that have zero feedback period. Many of these scammers have new accounts and may only have 1 or 2 feedback or no feedback at all. You can't trust feedback for veteran sellers either but not having any is just as bad. Same with the SBA and President dollars...none of them are worth a hundred or hundreds of dollars, yet they're listed all over ebay for stupid money. Keep up the great work educating collectors !

If I'm going to pay $2,400 for pocket change, it better at least come certified with a CAC beanie. 😂😉

Totally agree. There’s so many fakes and damaged coins being peddled on eBay. Wise advice.

Thanks for making videos like this. There is no substitute for doing homework. Let the buyer beware! Thanks

@Jadon Noble 16:14 10 Lepta from Greece.

@Jadon Noble May a 5 centimes from France. The K stands for the Mint Bordeaux. The word centimes is french for cents.

@Jadon Noble 9:20 1 Gulden Netherlands in 720 silver and 9:31 10 Schilling Austria in 640 silver.

Great video and very nice collection dude

Seller doesn't guarantee any grades to buyers. I agree he is manipulating the photos, if your spending thousands of dollars without actually seeing 👀 coin your not a smart buyer. I get more upset with people selling garbage coins at thousands saying they are rare or mint errors. Like Bicentennial quarters or S.B.anthony.

You sound jealous of this seller. So you made a video and want hits. Thanks for click baiting me.

I’m a coin dealer and I never buy, and I mean never buy raw coins off eBay, or anywhere online, but I know it is a bad idea but I think I’m going to buy one of these so I can see the difference. I’ve seen this type of seller before and you are very right he is hiding the hits and scuffs on the coin. And the design on some of those were too reflected. I think those coins, at least some of the were cleaned. He takes photos of them like they are completely original and BU but they are not that.

Yeah I've seen this guy. Stay far, far away. Thanks Jadon.

WOW! I bought a 1922 peace dollar superb bu off this Ebay Dealer 3 years ago. I left him a terrible review! It had a scratch on the obverse that wasn't on the listing. He was so mad I left him a bad review. He definitely knows how to rip people off! I'm happy he only got me for 230 bucks. Thanks for exposing this jerkoff!

Buy only graded coins (ANACS, PCGS or NGC)

I've actually purchased many Morgan and Peace dollars from this seller and can honestly say I'm pleased with them all. Now admittedly none of them have been thousand dollar coins of which I'd have been very, very picky. I have purchased a few four and five hundred dollar morgans from him but most were under a hundred dollars. He has I believe four levels.. pristine, superb, gem, solid. Pristine being the highest. The two pristine Morgan's I've bought looked exactly that to me. These are just my experiences with him, obviously others have had the opposite. People get caught up in bidding and it goes into stupid levels...you can't do that and expect to get a coin that justifies that stupidity. Doesn't work that way. Edited to add, I've found his pictures to be pretty accurate aswell.. As collectors we know you have to look at all angles to see imperfections..a straight on shot isn't going to show them..that's just how it is. I don't find his pictures purposely manipulated to cover flaws. For that you can look at Auction Kings and Morgan Dealer for obvious manipulation. Again, just my opinion after spending my money. I understand others don't share the same opinion.

So, if the guy has a good return policy AND a 100% feedback rating AND you are paying over 2000 Dollars for ONE coin, whose fault is this really??

I heard about this scam

At the end of what day? Stupid

Why do you keep saying r. AAW

Why are you belly aching for you? Sound like that guy on coin help you boohoo

He's not making you by the coins if you're stupid enough to pay that for it. Too bad

I would also add that a 1911-P NGC MS64 Saint I bought for $17,500 in 2012 was sent out to CAC for a green bean designation. The coin was a good MS64 and maybe a 64+ but it was not a true MS65. With a green bean it took 10 years to find a buyer who paid $17,500 for the coin. I will never buy any coins from Stacks or HA whether offered in a straight selling price or in an auction. I am cured of any notion that rare coins and CAC stickers justify any price bumps. Rarity means nothing. Green bean coins are not worth paying big money for either.

I had a 1905-S MS65 Liberty double eagle and an 1898-P MS64 Liberty Double Eagle. Both coins are top of the pop reports. I paid good money for both coins and found it impossible to get any return on my money. Both coins were sold for thousands below any price guide. I offered them to all the named players you mentioned. Stacks and HA were insultingly low. The lesson learned is not to buy $10,000 valued coins as there are no takers without being patient plus spending time and resources that make the juice not worth the squeeze.

I avoid Denver coin company, Morgan Dealer, and Auction Kings. Their photos speak for themselves though. I really only buy slabs on eBay for this reason.

I sold him an 1894 o that was graded unc details. The coin looked fantastic except for an obverse wipe. He cracked out the coin and put it in auction without disclosing the issue. However, he actually ended up selling it for about how much he bought it from me for so he certainly lost money after fees.

That Peace Dollar looks like it was struck yesterday and was pulled out the very second after it was struck, wow... DANGER!!! WILL ROBINSON!!! DANGER!!!

I went to eBay and looked at this seller, and while I didn’t look at the coin that you’re pointing out in the video. I did look at many of the coins and at least the ones I looked at show flaws peace dollars.

Trying to find the seller and can’t. Just an account called Denver Coin Co, which is missing the “s” and hasn’t had feedback for over a year. Can’t find Denver Coins Co. This is five days after you posted this video

Thank you Jadon. But I disagree - I think the most common scam on E-bay is selling coins with no mint mark and telling buyers they are a mint error, and are rare. Only the 1922 Lincoln cent, and 1982 Roosevelt dime are rare, that have no mint marks. Second biggest scam is selling coins with unremarkable dates and telling buyers they are rare.

I think you should buy one before being so critical, sour grapes much!

There is no charge to sell coin in great collections if coin is over 1000 dollars

I've had my eye on this guy for a long time now. I've only been into coins for a few years but I was suspicious of his pictures immediately. He's a fraud.

I won a bid for a 1931s lincoln cent. The coin looks exactly as pictured. In my opinion the coin could grade ms66 red all day long a $3000 dollar coin and I paid a fraction of that. I have bought other coins as well and am very please with this seller. Like another commenter said, "buy one first and judge for yourself "

I have seen this seller & was super surprised by the 100% feedback rate

Buy graded coins only

I got a few from them and what I got was cheaper coins I don’t buy raw coins unless I know the dealer but I will say the coins I got was good but mine was small sample size

Why, honestly I would if I need the money and still can get that, 100% feedback tho,? Sorry I cnt even get that and o give extra things and I never use lighting but natural, mayb he says all that and just goes to a coin place and gets the nicest stuff they have because he knows he's gonna make a killing on it anyway, it's all about wording and presentation, and I'm sorry that's bot a scam. A scam is selling something like all those Chinese sellers stating ur getting a silver eagle for 22-28 and then you have it tested and it's only plated, to call something else tho a scam because he is maximizing his income tho, kinda sounds like jealousy to me since he priced you out of the coin your looking for, and sorry u cnt even say price gouging because his is thousands less than the graded ones like u say and may b he knows also that is the only way it will sell because all those ridiculous expensive graded ones shouldn't b on ebay n e how, they just sit forever, they shld be at auction houses

You might have a look at his revised feedback. It has to be done from an actual computer. Guys like him are cracking details slabs and selling them raw, 100%. Great southern coins do the same and they have a 99.9% rating but people have left negative reviews stating such but they have so many reviews they must go unnoticed which works for them. It’s a system these jerkoffs use where a majority of buyers either don’t know any better and or it’s too late by the time the coin comes back from grading for a return. Many are embarrassed to admit they’ve been had. They get away with positive ratings by accepting returns so any negative review is scrubbed. Bite the bullet and leave bad feedback. They make boat loads of cash scamming people and theres more con artists setting up shop on eBay every month. Any seller that alters the photos in order to deceive is a POS. Auction Kings are the worst but there’s dozens of sellers doing the same. The problem is people keep buying from them. I could go on…

I’ve made the mistake of buying from Denver Coins in the past. Never again.

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This guys is 1000% a scammer. I won an expensive coin from him a few years back and neary got scammed. Coin looked completely different from the photo. His photos are inverted to create proof-like luster. The coin came in a cloudy, broken flip that was stapled shut but the coin had burst out. When I returned the coin he claimed that I removed it from the "original flip" and refused to refund. Thank God eBay backed me up. However he someone got my negative feedback removed, because I included the word "scammer" and you're not allowed to call names according to eBay policy. Unbelievable. Thank you for your video exposing these con artists. They ruin numismatists for many many people.

Bought three morgans from this seller before. Two coins were nice but nothing like the pictures: one graded 64 and one 65. The third coin was cleaned and I returned it. Stopped buying from them because I like to see what I’m buying and their pictures are deceiving.

I can't believe he has 100% feedback. Usually these scammers would be at somewhere around 90% or 92%. He has to be working his butt off to maintain that 100%.