This raises all sorts of questions for me. If I buy it on ebay do the Hipstamp pictures count toward the description? Is Hipstamp buyer protection equal to ebay's. Would I buy something like this from someone who is definitely a little sneaky? Lots of questions but it is an interesting collection.
This vendor has a net feedback of 1 - 2 positive & 1 negative on Hipstamp. So not an established seller there. The vendor's write up in HS is rather dubious in general. Can't imagine it'll sell there.
"Red flags" in listing description plus numerous condition issues and some frequently forged stamps. Seller feedback is nil. What could possibly go wrong?
Interestingly, our Baron from Paris has German military medals and a signed picture in which he is a Count. And Frederick von Lubcke is so famous that Google returns no hits other than this collection on Hip Stamps.
Very interesting. I looked at the feedback as a Seller. Not too much, until I looked at the items he "sold". These are all posted as "more than a year ago." It seems that he had a happy buyer for the first transaction:
Then, the next buyer:
And yet another happy buyer (notice that the item number matches the previous one):
Finally, a dissatisfied customer:
Interesting how many copies of a "rare" item they actually had.
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