Great catch zas107.....this ebay crook, kinc6727, sells cheap coins under $100, he's built up cheap feedback and is now trying to commit a $7,500 crime.
When you do a cert. number look up if you page down the info page it gives a review of past auction appearances of that coin in this case you can see the physical images are not the same coin. And I was able to see it even on the smaller I-phone. ( In this case they have copied a coin that is graded by PCGS.)
And for even the pocket change collector learning authentication is a base skill in the battle.
Here's the PCGS certification link where you just enter the cert # and any pictures and previous auction sales of the coin will appear. I know most here already know about this look-up tool, but it is now a necessaity for all to use:
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Gone! great job.
The eBay fake holder and coin were pretty bad and I am glad to see it got taken down quickly.
they botched up the font/placement etc really well on this one.
although the bar code is scannable.
remind me what impact this has on the fake coin market
https://photos.app.goo.gl/gzZGdhH8wjdjwmdEA
remind me what impact this has on the fake coin market
idk?
perhaps more than posting crappy pictures of pocket change has to the real coin market?
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scannable.
a new cert for this tracking thread.
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Just for info. If the cert. number is put into the review program
im probably the only one that doesn't know; what is this review program?
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cause I have high doubts this have any impact on the fake coin market
https://photos.app.goo.gl/gzZGdhH8wjdjwmdEA
And for even the pocket change collector learning authentication is a base skill in the battle.
PCGS cert. look-up tool
below are NGC's and NCS's look-up tool:
NGC cert. look-up tool
NCS cert. look-up tool
below is ANACS look-up tool:
ANACS cert. look-up tool
When you do a cert. number look up if you page down the info page it gives a review of past auction appearances
i figured this is to what you referred. just hadn't seen it called "review program."
to me it is simply the "cert page" for short.
thanks for splainin'.
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