Egads! Part 2: JFK Joins Ike With Terrible Ebay Fakes.

Oh dear. And so many folks out there who might fall for this.

It is certainly "Proof."
Proof that whoever designed this "coin" lacks a conscience.

I would never EVER buy something from China on ebay. I had a bad experience years ago when I tried to purchase a musical instrument (a classic, professional English horn from France) from a Chinese dealer. He said he could not take a credit card--Western Union only. I did get a box from him but instead of a professional English horn, I received a cheapo beginner clarinet. When I told him, he said that he must have accidentally sent my English horn to someone else and I received that person's clarinet. He gave me the other person's email, but of course that person never responded (after three of my own emails).

When I demanded a refund, the dealer said he couldn't do that because (cue the violins) his business was failing and he had no money. He did send me another musical instrument--a cheap soprano saxophone--to try to make up for it.

The end result was that I was able to sell the clarinet and saxophone and make up about 75% of the money I sent him. But the guy was a total scam artist. I'm sure he never had the English horn in the first place. And I learned the old adage "Never send money by Western Union to people you don't know" the hard way.

Yuck.

Is there a non-angry Gary Busey?

That's one laughable fake!