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Big batch of "questionable authenticity" 16-D Dimes
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What would make it questionable, unless the coins have so much wear the diagnostics aren't visible?
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<< <i>Anyone here willing to "own up" to owning those coins?? >>
Why would you think someone here submitted these coins?
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<< <i>Should the Secret Service still not be brought in on this so the "coins" will not be sold to people not knowing better?
Ron >>
Ron I would think that the PCGS legal staff would have to be contacted on that. And like most legal questions the answer would probably be "No Comment."
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<< <i>How many here thinks this guy didn't know they were fake? >>
That crossed my mind. But, if the submitter knew this was a key date, and bought multiples of them raw from different sellers, he/she should have at least came out with an authentic one IMO. Unless, he/she bought all of them from one source for either a large sum of money or maybe it was a "too good to be true" steal, which in that case that's karma bitin' them on the behind for trying to get away with it.
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<< <i>How many here thinks this guy didn't know they were fake? >>
That crossed my mind. But, if the submitter knew this was a key date, and bought multiples of them raw from different sellers, he/she should have at least came out with an authentic one IMO. Unless, he/she bought all of them from one source for either a large sum of money or maybe it was a "too good to be true" steal, which in that case that's karma bitin' them on the behind for trying to get away with it. >>
Excellent point. If he bought these from multiple souces the chances of buying all counterfeits would be quite low.
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