would you please be so kind and elaborate??
you won the coin?
so now you own it... and at the same time you indicate that it is a forgery...???
this logic beats me... maybe I ate to many colored easter eggs?
@YQQ said:
would you please be so kind and elaborate??
you won the coin?
so now you own it... and at the same time you indicate that it is a forgery...???
this logic beats me... maybe I ate to many colored easter eggs?
Counterfeit coin in a counterfeit slab. He won the auction to ensure no one got fooled and actually bought it. I'm sure he didn't pay.
@YQQ said:
would you please be so kind and elaborate??
you won the coin?
so now you own it... and at the same time you indicate that it is a forgery...???
this logic beats me... maybe I ate to many colored easter eggs?
Counterfeit coin in a counterfeit slab. He won the auction to ensure no one got fooled and actually bought it. I'm sure he didn't pay.
@YQQ said:
would you please be so kind and elaborate??
you won the coin?
so now you own it... and at the same time you indicate that it is a forgery...???
this logic beats me... maybe I ate to many colored easter eggs?
Counterfeit coin in a counterfeit slab. He won the auction to ensure no one got fooled and actually bought it. I'm sure he didn't pay.
@YQQ said:
would you please be so kind and elaborate??
you won the coin?
so now you own it... and at the same time you indicate that it is a forgery...???
this logic beats me... maybe I ate to many colored easter eggs?
Counterfeit coin in a counterfeit slab. He won the auction to ensure no one got fooled and actually bought it. I'm sure he didn't pay.
The coin shows up in the PCGS contfacts ... so this would means the the whole ball of wax is counterfeited ?
The cert number is taken from a genuine coin and then a counterfeit label is printed and encapsulated by the counterfeiter with the counterfeit coin. They used to take the cert numbers right from Heritage, and you could easily find a photo of the genuine slab/coin, but they have gotten slightly better at their craft.
I bid on the coin and shilled it with another one of my accounts to a price well beyond its true value, even if it was genuine, so an unsuspecting buyer would not win it. I have messaged the seller, who I don't think was trying to rip anyone off. I think he just didn't know. I sent him a link to this thread as well.
The coin shows up in the PCGS contfacts ... so this would means the the whole ball of wax is counterfeited ?
The cert number is taken from a genuine coin and then a counterfeit label is printed and encapsulated by the counterfeiter with the counterfeit coin. They used to take the cert numbers right from Heritage, and you could easily find a photo of the genuine slab/coin, but they have gotten slightly better at their craft.
I bid on the coin and shilled it with another one of my accounts to a price well beyond its true value, even if it was genuine, so an unsuspecting buyer would not win it. I have messaged the seller, who I don't think was trying to rip anyone off. I think he just didn't know. I sent him a link to this thread as well.
-Paul
Don't think he's aware? Really, how hard is it to verify, at least closely, the Mickey Mantle Autographed baseball? Mantle sig is way off.
bob
PS: reported both
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would you please be so kind and elaborate??
you won the coin?
so now you own it... and at the same time you indicate that it is a forgery...???
this logic beats me... maybe I ate to many colored easter eggs?
Counterfeit coin in a counterfeit slab. He won the auction to ensure no one got fooled and actually bought it. I'm sure he didn't pay.
I hope he didn't pay!
@airplanenut said:
Counterfeit coin in a counterfeit slab.
How can you tell the slab is a counterfeit??
I trust he can live up to his name on this one
I hope!! LOL
Nice catch & save.
Wrong reverse.
Edited to add: Link to seller after listing is removed.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/Coins-Paper-Money/11116/m.html?item=174244073296&nordt=true&nma=true&orig_cvip=true&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&si=Ne3hFa9cUtffOMbmM67xpIYEIno%3D&_ssn=gra4719
Font looks a bit off, and the coin looks way off
The coin shows up in the PCGS contfacts ... so this would means the the whole ball of wax is counterfeited ?
The cert number is taken from a genuine coin and then a counterfeit label is printed and encapsulated by the counterfeiter with the counterfeit coin. They used to take the cert numbers right from Heritage, and you could easily find a photo of the genuine slab/coin, but they have gotten slightly better at their craft.
I bid on the coin and shilled it with another one of my accounts to a price well beyond its true value, even if it was genuine, so an unsuspecting buyer would not win it. I have messaged the seller, who I don't think was trying to rip anyone off. I think he just didn't know. I sent him a link to this thread as well.
-Paul
@commoncents05 .... Thanks, nice move. And thanks for the link/pictures. Cheers, RickO
Don't think he's aware? Really, how hard is it to verify, at least closely, the Mickey Mantle Autographed baseball? Mantle sig is way off.
bob
PS: reported both
How is it counterfeit ?
Wrong reverse die
Here is the image courtesy Heritage:
Barcode certainly doesn't line up...
@burfle23
Excellent work.
Good stuff
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good job saving someone from being burned!
Good job!
Nice work
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Wow!...They are getting scary good on the slabs.
Nice catch
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For starters. Detail is flat and mushy, and I'm guessing it's a few grams light.
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Great job, thank you !!!
Thanks guys. Am also wondering what our hosts position is to ca case like that??