Fake JM 10 oz bar?
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I noticed this bar today listed on eBay. For some reason it looked strange to me at first glance. I then noticed the reverse is blank. Out of all the JM bars I've owned and viewed I've never seen a JM bar with a blank reverse unless the Assayers Refiners was listed first on the bar. I wonder if this bar is a fake or if its a newer bar.
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Here are bars that should have JM repeating logo reverse:
These type JM bars do have a blank reverse:
Many members on this forum that now it cannot fit in my signature. Please ask for entire list.
If you check out his other sales, almost everything has that insanely deep proof-like finish.
Maybe he's liquidating a collection for someone who just liked everything whizzed.
Maybe he's selling silver plated chinese crap.
Maybe he's just hyper-juicing his images.
Or maybe it's legit and I'm just paranoid.
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<< <i>He says it's in the original foil, so where's the foil in the pictures? >>
Maybe he has several to sell and took one out of the foil to photograph and will ship the winning bidder one in the original foil?
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> Maybe he has several to sell and took one out of the foil to photograph and will ship the winning bidder one in the original foil?
He has this in the auction:
"This bar you will get is the one in the picture and has the serial number 121047. This bar came in the original plastic wrapper and was removed for cleaning."
<< <i>> Maybe he has several to sell and took one out of the foil to photograph and will ship the winning bidder one in the original foil?
He has this in the auction:
"This bar you will get is the one in the picture and has the serial number 121047. This bar came in the original plastic wrapper and was removed for cleaning." >>
Sounds like it had some tarnish and he dipped it to make it easier to sell.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>Must have left iin the dip too long and removed the design from the reverse. >>
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
The blank backs were the very first of the die struck bars.........
They were made for a VERY SHORT WHILE!!
I believe that this bar is good....... butttt tough to find.
Keep on stack'n!!
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We know JM struck blank back 5 gram , 10 gram bars etc, so it would be illogical
to think that blank back 10 ozers are fake.
Not to mention the fact that they nailed the front, only to forget to press the back.
Why the whole operation may have been compromised!
Also the seller moves lots of quality Silver bars on eBay.
Loves me some shiny!