09SVDB Counterfeit Source seller is back 'Round 2' (Help get these listings removed)

MarkW63

Sellers items are located in China!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/165334775276?hash=item267eb875ec:g:1icAAOSwQBpiCbKs

They've restored their item list of several other counterfeit coins!
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_ssn=br427813&store_name=everyubingsstore&_dmd=2&_oac=1&_trksid=p2047675.m3561.l2562

MarkW63

One report in!

MsMorrisine

there's a number of them to report

IkesT

Reported.

WAYNEAS

Went to report it but now it is gone.
Nice work guys.
Wayne

LanceNewmanOCC

jesbroken

Has anyone bothered to keep a file with photos of the counterfeit coins and seller's ID that have been exposed here? Would make a great learning tool.
If so, I would like to have a copy of them, as I plan on maintaining a copy hereforward(if a word).
Jim

jesbroken

The reason I asked if anyone has copies is that I tried to go back and make them myelf, but the seller's name is lost as ebyay closed the auction and sometimes there were only an obverse photo. If not, I'll get them from hereon.
JIm

MarkW63

@jesbroken said:
The reason I asked if anyone has copies is that I tried to go back and make them myelf, but the seller's name is lost as ebyay closed the auction and sometimes there were only an obverse photo. If not, I'll get them from hereon.
JIm

I do of all the Single selling counterfeit coins that's being sold as genuine, but No, not in this case where the seller wasn't selling them as genuine, they were just distributing counterfeits in group lots. This is a China seller and they had SEVERAL group lots of different coins, Counterfeit Catalog style you might say

MarkW63

I sent the seller a message and told them that if the coins themselves were not STAMPED "COPY" that they were considered counterfeited coins, I told them to keep them in China! and to properly dispose of them.

MsMorrisine

Don’t tell them that

I’ve seen “copy” photo edited on the coin

jesbroken

About 15 years or so ago, I bought a 1796 16 star Draped Bust Half Dollar that was stamped "copy", just for fun and when I received it, it was not stamped "copy". It was so obviously a fake, I just kept it. So just because the seller shows it with copy on it, does not mean it is a legit auction. Also, it is becoming a fast growing option of listing all fakes without "copy" stamped on the coin as restrikes. I guess that must be legal technically, but not a great event in the collecting world. It will be scary one day for some poor heirs to a collector with a "valuable" collection to find it to be quite the collection of fakes.
Jim