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Fake Slab On Ebay - Bidders Beware

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 Posted 12/22/2024  06:13 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add bobby131313 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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3. You can't write any information that pertains to the coin on the slab, such as amount and date purchased.


Easy peasy.... https://www.amazon.com/Avery-Self-A.../B000AN1LEG/
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Actually, it looks like the photos he used in the listing were stolen from an ebay listing that sold about a month ago.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2968072034...on=view_item

So not really a fake slab, just a scam using stolen images to sell counterfeits.
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The coin slab is not shown. The seller must have revised the listing.

It will get removed.


I have noticed on ebay that the bad Chinese counterfeit coin photos get taken down on a regular basis. It appears the seller sold 12 coins using stolen photos before the listing was removed.

Is the use of genuine coin photos a growing trend by the Chinese counterfeiters?
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"I have noticed on ebay that the bad Chinese counterfeit coin photos get taken down on a regular basis. It appears the seller sold 12 coins using stolen photos before the listing was removed.

Is the use of genuine coin photos a growing trend by the Chinese counterfeiters?"


Yes, I just posted this in the forum: http://goccf.com/t/474434
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Wonder if the grading services would consider or could implement a low-cost slab authentication service for the older ones that don't have holograms or modern safeguards. With submission of photos and videos but only as a moment in time seevice.
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I was in Prague in the Czech Republic for the holidays and occasionally looked at the coin forum.

On a particular day, I looked at this post and then clicked on the link to see the original ebay listing. By then it had been taken down and I got the familiar "We looked everywhere..." screen, but this time with a twist--it was written in Czech!
I thought you'd all enjoy seeing it.

Fake-Slab-On-Ebay---Bidders-Beware
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I like how this guy (all probably the same person) shows the coin's dimensions in order to "prove" that his obviously fake coins are real.
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I thought you'd all enjoy seeing it.
Very interesting!
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