Well... this week, I'm starting to get off my arse and trying to catalogue and organise my coin and silver collection in a systematic way... the sort of thing that I really should have done at the start when collecting... and didn't. Now, the task a great deal larger than before... but I think I've nutted out and designed a system. Which means getting everything sorted and in order, which will make it much easier to add in new additions to the collection (I hope...). There is a bit of a redundancy ... but I should be fine unless I hit over 9999 individual pieces. I think I'm safe...
This means, I'm going through all the photographs that I had made of new acquisitions... which I had been doing in order to later catalogue them! I had bought this nice little 1 onze fine silver coin on the local Marktplaats. I always wanted a Rwandan wildlife coin to add to my collection... but I had never found one for a good (I'm a cheapskate!) price. However, I did manage to get this one at a decent enough price... although, curiously enough... there was only a photo of the front (alarm alarm!).
However, I ignored my instinct to doubt... and I trusted that people are generally good people (ha ha ha...)
So, when it arrived, I was really happy to have it... but then I turned it over...
BASTARD! This is probably the sort of thing that you should mention in the description of the item... or in the multiple messages that we had back and forth! Weirdly enough, the seller didn't seem to think it was a problem... and offered to take it back if I paid for the shipping... Sigh, some people are complete arseholes. I bet he would have been a little bit put out if someone did the same thing to him...
Anyway, there was nothing to be done... he told me I was getting prissy about nothing... and I blocked him. In the end, it wasn't really worth going to war over... I'm sure that he will sleep well at night, but when karma comes to get him... I hope it is done in the most hilarious way possible....
As a consolation, the other piece of silver that I bought together with the scratched one was a nice one as well... one that I had been looking to get one of for quite some time!
I did do a quick ring, magnetic and slide test on both... and then later a specific gravity test... after all, some people are not to be fully trusted.... happily, they were both above board and kosher!
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