After 25 yrs selling here I still get a new one. Front and back photos don't equal two coins. | Selling

oldwestgold · 2024-05-30T00:25:25.069000Z

A guy bought a hand-struck silver token for $20 recently. My cost is $10 so after fees and stuff, I make a couple of bucks. Not really worth my time but I try to offer inexpensive items also. This is probably my lowest-priced item. The guy receives the coin and messages me frantic and all, ranting that I ripped him off and I was a scam artist. Seems he thought that since the listing showed the front and back of the coin, he felt he was buying TWO coins. Nowhere in my listing does it state two coins. I have sold many of these and never had this problem. So I asked him if he seriously believed any of the thousands of coins listed on eBay showing a photo of the front and back, that he would be receiving TWO coins?!?! And he expected TWO .999 silver tokens for $20? On top of that, he thought that I would attempt to rip buyers off for $10 when I sell coins mostly in the hundreds to thousands of dollars each. I just had to get this one off my chest - thus my rant. I often wonder how some people even make it through life, such as this one. Don't do drugs.

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After 25 yrs selling here I still get a new one. Front and back photos don't equal two coins. | Selling | eBay Community