FAKE TRADE DOLLARS...SOMEONE WANTED SOME?????
DONNYJF
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A while back there was someone on here looking for fake Trade Dollars.
I would like to hear from that person or if anyway can tell me who it was that would be great.
I just was going thru some of my old coins and came accross 3 BB'ed from PCGS. When I had sent them in I did not know better what I really had.
1. 1874-CC 2. 1875-CC 3. 1876-CC
Lucky for me when I did find out I was able to get my CC company to reverse charges. So I got my money back.
Thx for any help you can give
DONNYJF
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That's a darn good question.
I would need some guidence from you folks out there to set a fair price.
I'm not looking for "Moon" money just want to be fair
<< <i>That's a darn good question.
I would need some guidence from you folks out there to set a fair price.
I'm not looking for "Moon" money just want to be fair >>
let me know.
Counterfeit is counterfeit. Selling them is propagation of the problem.
LOL... I had to add this after a friendly forum member sent me a note
So forget the gift deed... your credit card reversed the charges... So who is the culprit ? Who passed them ? That's what I'd like to know, now ... since it was on a credit card.
Thanks for the replys.
Back a couple of years ago when I was dumb and dumber I bought then from someone on Ebay. It was a u.s.a. person if I remember right. Thought I really had something as I bought 1. 1874-CC 2. 1875-CC & 3. 1876-CC.... Sent them into PCGS and back they came body bagged as "Not Genuine"........ so I rushed to the phone with my credit card bill in hand. Told them my stupid story and that they were fakes and payment needed to be reversed. SO they did....... ROFL
Anyway, I would be glad to donate them if someone would be kind enough to send me when to ship them.
Also, could someone out there tell me where to find or how to easily link Ebay to this forum?????????????????
Thanks
Don
Highlight what is in the address bar that pertains to what you wish to create a link from, copy it to your browser, come here and where you see the 5th block from the left - click there. If a warning comes up, since you run the security you referred to, go to the drop down and click "temporarily allow ......", come back down to the 5th frame and click again.
A pop up will show for the URL. Delete the http:// that is present in that popup/ dropdown and paste that which you have copied to your browser IN THAT SPACE then another will present itself at which tim if something is present in the box- delete it and write a couple word, such as HERE, or LIKE THIS or whatever you choose. At that point you should be done and your link should be made.
I hope this helps.