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To: Gary Walker who wrote (32120)	1/1/1999 7:16:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

I bought some coins this week via the e-bay site and 4 different people. Much trust required to send a $150 to someone you don't know. One fellow had no track record so I didn't bid. This is my largest complaint. Regarding prices, here's an example of let the buyer beware: Bid item 1858 Indian Penny uncirculated: Advertised as the second of a hoard purchased in the 70's to be auctioned. There's an entire history around the coin which is richly told by the seller. He/she sold one for $2505 last month, or so they said. End of the story: I found the same coin at retail for $1575 from an on line dealer! Imagine how the guy who paid $2505 feels. Stupid???? Glenn