New add to the CN counterfeits in fake PCGS slabs- 1893-S "Morgan" Morgan...
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Getting hard to keep up; 1st I have seen of this one. Also a new seller on my list 
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Reverse also looks different from ones we have documented; circled area may be one to look out for in the future:
They chose a cert with an image on-line this time as well:
Best, Jack.
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That coin isn't even a decent looking replica.
Their quality control is going down hill.
they'll only get better sigh
This is worse; they are just flooding now...
I could jab a pencil in each eye and still be able to see that's a counterfeit.
clearly someone isn't making an effort
2 more 1893-S "Morgan" Morgans on the Bay; seller claims they are genuine although both have the same cert number
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does this seller have any other legit pcgs coins for sale
Ebay listing
https://www.ebay.com/itm/306048494079
https://www.ebay.com/itm/305983919993
same seller
Do they really need to make an effort when gullible “investors” get into the coin market for “quick profits?” These people are only one step above the unfortunate people who are buying fake silver dollars at flea markets. They are “most sophisticated” because they are buying “certified coins in certification holders.”
4 holding prongs?
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Wow, they (the 93S examples) all look undergraded too.
I wonder if that’s just part of the ploy to catch bargain hunters, or just another part of the poor quality control already noted?
Note there is no embossed PCGS logo in the lower right corner of the holder. That's the first giveaway before even looking at the coin.
A “hole” filler. And I’m talking about a deep hole…. To bury it in.
A number of slab/ label/ cert blunders! I actually just recently did a Coin Q&A podcast on the "Morgan" Morgan not PCGS counterfeits.