Posted 03/24/2015 5:47 pm
Just a way to sell fake coins, but with an entirely truthful description.
It may cost a dollar or so to make, then import this piece into the U.S. If they can sell it for $1.50, they have made their profit.
It would be hard for the Law to stop them in this case, because there is obviously no intention to deceive.
The next step is to sell high quality fakes in this manner, which eventually are re sold by less scrupulous individuals, at much higher prices.
The re seller may not even know that he is selling a fake, with one of the high quality versions.
It may cost a dollar or so to make, then import this piece into the U.S. If they can sell it for $1.50, they have made their profit.
It would be hard for the Law to stop them in this case, because there is obviously no intention to deceive.
The next step is to sell high quality fakes in this manner, which eventually are re sold by less scrupulous individuals, at much higher prices.
The re seller may not even know that he is selling a fake, with one of the high quality versions.
