Spot The Fake Countermark: Shame On Heritage!

I have told them but from previous experience with them and MTTs I know they may well continue with the listing. The coin is so obviously London mint its an absolutely ridiculous listing. take note of the 1-2-1 tail formation... its a dead give away!!

I have done that this time and on previous occasions... However Heritage seems ( on the previous ocassions) to operate with the belief very few people can date MTTs so they apply the approach of "err on the side of profit". Notable is an Auction house like Steven Album will always note that these counter-marks on MTTs are regarded as Spurious, while Heritage very rarely notes such a caution.

For those who can't see how obvious the base coin is... I have taken heritages image and highlighted the tail feather formation( 1-2-1) ignoring an early re-strike that has the same tail feather count but much older design, London dies ( used in London and India) are the only ones to have this variation. Once you know what your looking at it is as obvious to the point of being equivalent to having the date stamped on the coin:

I get what you are saying, but it is the same problem I have with ebay. No one takes responsibility for making sure that items listed are authentic. No one does anything about it until a person points it out to them.

Everything is about plausible denial.