Some garbage that needs to be taken down

Skrill90

Another one of our forumites did a great job of finding this seller and his listings... Can we get them taken down before the numismatists get burned??

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1889-CC-1-Morgan-Key-Date-Details-Heavily-Polished-Cleaned-NO-RESERVE/223657008276?hash=item3412ff1c94:g:Ee8AAOSwKp5ddfo7

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1895-O-1-Morgan-Key-Date-Details-Polished-NO-RESERVE/223657016939?hash=item3412ff3e6b:g:Y2YAAOSwy3hddf2L

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1895-O-1-Morgan-Key-Date-Details-Polished-NO-RESERVE/223656707262?hash=item3412fa84be:g:secAAOSw4jJddbPU

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1892-S-1-Morgan-Better-Date-Details-Harshly-Cleaned-NO-RESERVE/223656696180?hash=item3412fa5974:g:1kYAAOSwTJtddbHL

ARCO

You are denying others the learning experiences they need.

Aotearoa

Reported.

ifthevamzarockin

I am seeing on another forum where folks are asking if these are not just simply cleaned & polished genuine coins.

Anyone see these as genuine U.S. Mint coins?

Please feel free to post why or why not.

coinpalice

I am surprised a person with 100 percent feedback and 4-5.0 stars would put their feedback on the line like this

Aotearoa

Two 95-Os and an 89-CC, all of which appear to have been hit with a wire grinder (to the extent that the lettering is partially gone). From the same seller. It's hard for me to believe these could possibly be authentic.

mannie gray

@Aotearoa said:
Two 95-Os and an 89-CC, all of which appear to have been hit with a wire grinder (to the extent that the lettering is partially gone). From the same seller. It's hard for me to believe these could possibly be authentic.

Don't believe it..because they're not.

golden

Reported.

Kliao

Here are the coins








Reported

mannie gray

"Coins" would be more accurate.