more Chinese knock offs....
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The joke will be on us next when this seller arrives on our shores for a free college education ......
There really should be a special place in hell for these Chinese counterfeiters.
Here is an example of a genuine piece.
www.brunkauctions.com
<< <i>hahaha
The joke will be on us next when this seller arrives on our shores for a free college education ...... >>
The sad thing is that if the "native" born Americans worked half as hard as the Asians I know, the country wouldn't be in the mess it's in.
Not that it matters, since it's a fakie...
"Bongo hurtles along the rain soaked highway of life on underinflated bald retread tires."
~Wayne
Camelot
<< <i>It's counterfeit of a British Trade Dollar.
There really should be a special place in hell for these Chinese counterfeiters.
Here is an example of a genuine piece. >>
the second photo, of the reverse, is upside down.
^^ Transported to the world...from where, space?
when seeing this piece is why the Secret Service and the Justice Department do not investigate Ebay
for their part in importing counterfeit money into the United States? Just a thought
Ebay has been warned by many people even some of our own board members that certain auctions are counterfeit
yet they still let the auction go through with no warning to the buyers and they collect the fees. which to me means they are profiting from the import of counterfeit currency.
Then again I may be missing a number of major points that make it legal I am far from being a lawyer.
<< <i>That is not liberty in any case, It is Britannia ruling the waves. >>
"Britannia Waives The Rules!"
<< <i>the second photo, of the reverse, is upside down. >>
Sorry I don't collect very many foreign coins. I don't know what is up or down with this stuff.
I took the photo using the coin turn. I guess it's a medal turn.