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This is a bad one - eBay reportable
Aercus
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/164357891930
On mobile so can't attach a pic but someone may wish to for posterity. This is a high dollar play for sure.
Aercus Numismatics - Certified coins for sale
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Reported. That one is awful, total scum.
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Reported !!!!!!!
Let’s rid these scumbags from our hobby😡
ah, the rare "rust" toning...
when reporting be sure to say "counterfeit coin and counterfeit PCGS holder." Otherwise they may think the holder overrides your claim.
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reported
bob
First newer generation fake PCGS slab I've seen
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Done!
Love sending these sellers this message:
New message to: timjctuk
Here's the deal. You know it is a fake coin and fake holder. Don't deny it. Just understand that it is against the law to sell this coin. On ebay or anywhere. You risk going to jail for a very long time. Read here:
From ICTA (The Industry Council for Tangible Assets):
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Barry Ron Skog, 68, of Burnsville, Minn., pleaded guilty February 21 to one count of selling counterfeit coins and one count of mail fraud in the United States District Court of Minnesota in St. Paul.
Skog faces a potential maximum sentence of 15 years imprisonment on the count of selling counterfeit coins and a potential of 20 years maximum on the mail fraud count. He also faces fines of up to $250,000 for each count and mandatory restitution in amounts to be determined by the court.
No date has been set for sentencing.
A Minnesota federal grand jury had returned a six-count criminal indictment on April 10, 2018, charging Skog with five counts related to the sale of counterfeit coins and one count of mail fraud. With the plea agreement, the government agreed to dismiss four of the counts related to selling counterfeit coins.
Update 7/11/2019:
A Burnsville coin dealer who admitted selling counterfeit coins was sentenced Tuesday to 30 months in prison.
Barry Ron Skog, 68, pleaded guilty to the counterfeit coin scheme Feb. 21.He was sentenced by St. Paul District Court Judge Wilhelmina M. Wright; Assistant U.S. Attorney Manda M. Sertich prosecuted the case..
You risk going to jail for a very long time.
Mr. Skog laughed too.
bob
Reported my Chinese friend sent an email to me said sum ting wong wit dis he's a good pal 🙂
Reported
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
in this age, not to difficult to do with major firewalls, vpns, proxy servers and living in obscure places around the globe.
my hats off to you AU for your fortitude.
i'd rather just ding people's accounts. if they are honest and knowledgeable, there will be no problems, if they are a scammer or willfully ignorant, they system will take care of them 1 at a time.
just like the feedback, bid retractions and shill bidding, the system will weed a lot out. problem is to get weeds to stop growing, will....not...happen. so on goes the fight.
Just one obverse die, note the position of the numerals above the dentils:
courtesy of Vamworld
Firstly, PCGS wouldn't of straight graded this Morgan, don't we all agree? Second, this particular cert number doesn't have an image associated with it, advantage seller. The style of the numerals is off despite the 1 being squalely over a denticle. Below is an image of a genuine 93S. Note the 1 and the way the date slants upwards. PCGS get on this, this is your problem too!
Gone now, so thanks for the screen shot..... Good work. Cheers, RickO
I am glad that one of you posted the pictures before it was taken down. It's always good to the trash that is out there.