Do a cert. # search at PCGS; it brings up two links to Heritage auctions where the coin with the same serial number sold. Those do not look like this coin on eBay.
<< <i>Do a cert. # search at PCGS; it brings up two links to Heritage auctions where the coin with the same serial number sold. Those do not look like this coin on eBay. >>
But again as in many cases before coins are different.
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<< <i>Do a cert. # search at PCGS; it brings up two links to Heritage auctions where the coin with the same serial number sold. Those do not look like this coin on eBay. >>
But again as in many cases before coins are different.
(Probably the 80-CC Morgan, but the photo is poor.)
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There is no doubt the Heritage coins are different than the eBay one. Secure Plus is your only safe bet right now.
<< <i>There is no doubt the Heritage coins are different than the eBay one. Secure Plus is your only safe bet right now. >>
Terrifying.
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<< <i>(Probably the 80-CC Morgan, but the photo is poor.) >>
With that Coin World certified holder I think it stands a good chance of being bogus, but the seller might of been duped when he got it.
seller?
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The listing is gone, but the coin sure isn't! Someone will end up owning that thing!
<< <i>The listing is gone, but the coin sure isn't! Someone will end up owning that thing! >>
I looked at it before I saw this thread. Something was telling me it just wasn`t right.
It could/can fool someone for sure.
Sucks for the hobby.