Current Ebay Bid Page Of A Fake 3RD Print Error - (10/30/16)

The only "someone" here that they listen to with little question is Bobby, so, to get Bobby to do it, for which he donates his time and effort, frequently with not just little thanks but actual complaints, you follow Bobby's rules.

This is not the first time bobby131313 has replied to one of my ebay fraudulent listings threads here, and honestly don't want to trouble him.. I also know most (not all) sellers I see in the error categories that try and take advantage of the novice collector, will constantly relist their garbage..

If CCF prefers, I can post on the counterfeit forum, but the Coins/Currency are Genuine, it's the self-made errors that are fake..

Next question - I search ebay's Global Sites, and a few day's ago, on eBay/India, I found a 1955 double die with a asking bid of 100,000 Rupees that is very questionable, should I report that also? If so, I'll get on the laptop and that will be my 1st reported post..

I also contacted this seller when I made my comment. And politely told him that even though he/she may not realize it that he is selling a fake error and should take it down. I didn't get a response. But I explained what the real ones look like and that even though I don't think he faked it that he should know that he is misleading buyers. Sometimes you get nasty replies. Sometimes they agree. This seller didnt do anything.

You can imagine the pile-up on ebay if you could contact other bidders! Think of the shilling opportunities, not to mention the damage you could do to someone's rep. Yikes.

Anyway, best bet is to know your stuff and do your research before bidding on the Bay.