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Rest in Peace
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Never mind. I did it wrong. It's there like spruett001 posted.
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Pillar of the Community
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Buddy, Here is a link to the auction and the seller has a photo #5 of the PCGS verification in the listing. Interesting comment by seller "Please do not bid on item if you do not intend on paying". Looks like the seller has sold fakes before and the buyer's refused to pay. -see link below- 172434230429
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Horrible fake.
swcoin.ecrater.com
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Pillar of the Community
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ebay should bounce the seller of the fake coin. It appears that the seller picked up the cert number 32630466 from the genuine coin that is currently for sale on ebay. -See Link Below- 311605016538
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Pillar of the Community
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The real coin is nice but the seller says "Starting price is well below the PCGS price guide and the dealer wholesale price!" and is asking $4495 with a PCGS Price Guide of $4500. Woo, $5 off the Guide!
The highest price this year at Heritage was $4,112.50 (including buyer premium) and that coin is just shy of proof-like.
Edited by clairhardesty 12/09/2016 8:28 pm
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Well, it sold for $200.86.
Comparing the two slabs, I noticed that the UPC bar codes don't match. Just look to the far right section. It's not even close.
Just sad that someone wasted money on that fake -- and some day they will probably try to sell it ... ...
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Pillar of the Community
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There's an online vendor selling these counterfeits for less than $70 each. Claims they're 90% silver, and has 999,991 in stock. Here's the image of the obverse; note the PCGS cert. #: 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Wow, if I had $70M in coins to liquidate I would surely turn to internet sales...and I like the blurred out 'PCGS'. That's trustworthiness in action.
In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020 In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020 In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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Valued Member
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Thanks for all your great input. Mailed coin back. Hope to get full refund, which seller has committed to. He paid reverse shipping charge and apologized. Lets see
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Pillar of the Community
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On the authentic Morgan @ Slider posted look at the top of the cert itself. It's corners are slightly rounded. On the fake slab the certs look like they are cut straight like a paper cutter would cut them. And yes, can't typically buy a $4,000 plus Morgan for $400.
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Pillar of the Community
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Reply to Shaf2b Counterfeit seller tomprice300 http://www.ebay.com/sch/tomprice300/m.html at least left you positive feedback 172434230429 Buyer: f***i Quote: Fast payment! hope to do business with you in the future!! tomprice300 Left same positive feedback for this clueless eBayer. 172434225835 Buyer: 5***4 Quote: Fast payment! hope to do business with you in the future!! Who returned positive feedback to counterfeit seller for his fake coin Quote: Super fast service! He may never know he bought a counterfeit Morgan silver dollar 1897-O $1 PCGS MS63
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New Member
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. Shafb
it takes months/years to fine-tune ones eyes to detect this stuff. I recommend looking at least thousands of high quality images of authentic coins. I used coin facts and google images A LOT my first 1-2 years in numismatics.
you will notice that our coinage was/is made with highly talented people/machinery.
devices are thick, edges are crisp/sharp, color/hue is fairly consistent with each metal.
you can tell quality material and machinery was/is used for our coinage; even going back to 1793.
we are leaving errors out of this conversation because of the vast amount of exceptions they create.
thanks for sharing and showing us new pics. .
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