Bargain or Fake?

rec78

Did Anyone here buy this coin?

ifthevamzarockin

Sellers sold listing.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/stev2967/m.html?item=203135104027&nordt=true&nma=true&hash=item2f4bcbb41b:g:HvUAAOSw8jJfgaWy&orig_cvip=true&si=3Lw6mz0jYbPD%2FroHJexLanmLbU8%3D&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2046732.m1684

jdimmick

These are all fakes, been a lot of these coming in lately. I had to run back down to the shop and meet a lady a few sat back after I had closed. When I first got there, I was like wow, worth the drive back down, better date halves. bust halves, seated dollar, was getting a bit excited, then realized "these are all fakes, and darn good ones" for a quick glance.

In fact, I would bet that most of the pawn shops and other places might would buy these thinking they were good.

In fact the following week, same lady took them to one of the other gold buying shops and got em. The owner knowing I know coins brought them over to sell to me, after informing him and determining it was the same lady, he was mad.

rec78

Good enough to fool the novice collector also. The 4 is what tipped me off. It might fool anyone who has never seen an 1824 quarter before. They are not common.

amwldcoin

OMG! LOL!

Panda4456

Fake fake fakarooooo

NumisOxide

FAKE

Coinlearner

Looked good for a second until the date was clearly a fake at any distance ...A real one.

DoubleEagle59

RFR.

291fifth

Those would fool most collectors and many dealers. When did they first start appearing on the market?

kaz

The seller's sold listings all have the same charcoal look, and the Conn half, 16 quarter and 21 walker look bad to me.

ricko

The date shows many differences.... Someone got taken.... Cheers, RickO

johnny9434

Bogus and how sad

AUandAG

@jdimmick said:
These are all fakes, been a lot of these coming in lately. I had to run back down to the shop and meet a lady a few sat back after I had closed. When I first got there, I was like wow, worth the drive back down, better date halves. bust halves, seated dollar, was getting a bit excited, then realized "these are all fakes, and darn good ones" for a quick glance.

In fact, I would bet that most of the pawn shops and other places might would buy these thinking they were good.

In fact the following week, same lady took them to one of the other gold buying shops and got em. The owner knowing I know coins brought them over to sell to me, after informing him and determining it was the same lady, he was mad.

Since you have had them in had can you tell us the composition? Brass, Copper, Silver?

Thanks,
bob

sellitstore

@kaz said:
The seller's sold listings all have the same charcoal look, and the Conn half, 16 quarter and 21 walker look bad to me.

The "charcoal look" is a red flag these days, but deceptive, as genuine coins can have this look, too. Ya gotta look for other indications, like the date, etc.

fathom

They are getting better on the circ look.