All I Can Say Is... Fishy

The surface texture is way off for a 33 year old coin. I would expect that look of say, a Peace dollar.

Ahhh...makes it sound real now. Forgot about the coins from the New York Mint

These "medallions/tokens" are everywhere. Ridiculous dates, weird denominations, OBVIOUS in description and picture that it is not meant to be a real (and thus counterfeit) coin. WAY different than the pretty real looking China fakes

Love the chin on George

https://www.ebay.com/itm/GEORGE-WAS...100752.m1982

Nice one!

I didn't realize that they made U.S. coins in China ! , they are supposed to be made by the U.S. Mint, in the U.S.
- Or perhaps this one was made in China.
(just kiddin')

With a date of 1906, (numismatically) there is no attempt to deceive, except for those who are too lazy to check, or are too gullible,
therefore still legal, within ebay rules.
Strange looking "O" Probably used an original coin to set up high pressure or centrifugal cast molds.

No radial mint luster, and design detail not sharp, despite showing no signs of wear.
Check for weight, magnetism, comparative ring pitch against a known genuine example.

A problem with ebay:- can't do these checks in hand before submitting a bid, when it comes to numismatic fakes.
Helps to explain why so many fakes are attempted to be sold in this way.