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Forum Dad
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So your telling me that Panda is legit?
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New Member
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I'm telling you I don't see anything at ALL that makes me think it isn't.
-Paul
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Forum Dad
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Not even the fact that there is no denomination on it?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Not even the fact that there is no denomination on it? Did you miss in the listing that he said it was a silver round and NOT currency? Quote:
Also a Chinese 1oz. SILVER Round dated 2010 [this is not currency] with proof like finish He also calls it a silver round in the title. |
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New Member
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And that is why it is best to see a coin in hand before making a determination. Which is why we have nothing to do with reporting fakes on ebay UNLESS they are in counterfeit NGC holders with clear pictures that show that is the case. -Paul |
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New Member
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The seller didn't mis-represent the item at all, unless the Panda happens to be silver plated, which is not something that would be apparent in a photo.
-Paul
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Forum Dad
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Did you miss in the listing that he said it was a silver round and NOT currency? He can call it a refrigerator if he wants, it's still a counterfeit. Also, I'd bet my house it's not silver. We've seen these here plenty of times. |
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New Member
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I don't doubt it and you may very well be right.
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Forum Dad
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Forum Dad
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Sadly, they're even being made with the denomination now...  |
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New Member
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Looks like an (You're right, but we don't broadcast it here - Bobby) They are a very big problem in the coin industry as they don't seem to care if people sell fakes on their site.
-Paul
Edited by Paul_S
07/21/2016 12:15 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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bobby131313 you are worth more money.
Don't let it get to you. You could go crazy.
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Valued Member
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It's disconcerting from every angle. Thanks to all contributors for raising awareness.
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Valued Member
United States
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the is from the NGC certification page:
NGC Cert: 310742-001
Date/Info: 2000 EAGLE
Denomination: G$50
Grade: MS 70
NGC Price Guide: $3,250.00
NGC Census: 911
NGC Coin Explorer: View
If the information displayed above is incorrect or does not match the coin you are verifying, or if you believe that you have a counterfeit or tampered NGC holder, please contact ConsumerAwareness@NGCcoin.com. To learn more about counterfeit or tampered NGC holders, click here.
NGC Price Guide Disclaimer
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that is not to say a bad seller cannot use the same pictures though, or even send you a dozen of fake coins/slabs patterned off of the "real" one. in other words, if you see the same pictures/slab serial number on another seller's listing, well, that is bad...
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Valued Member
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I take back my last sentence. Sometimes one simply cannot get as good of a picture on their own, so I have no problem with using pictures that was on a previous listing for one particular coin, as long as the seller explains that, especially if using a "stock" picture... my pictures generally suck so I sometimes use pictures from a previous listing for the particular coin. wanted to clear that up... mike
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