Counterfeit 3CS? Just Too Perfect... #4 Of 4

My gut said fake. Everything looks fuzzy, especially the reverse. It has been scrubbed with a brillo pad, so it best to avoid it anyway.

Fake, Because if you look at the rim on the top left corner added edging. Also it is really scraped up.

Not sure why you can't post pictures Bill... never-the-less, I know what a proof looks like, this purports to be a business strike (much less common).

Picker - just because it's damaged doesn't make it fake. Although people do intentionally damage coins to hide that they are counterfeit. Not sure what "added edging" means.

I figured out what bothers me. On the reverse, the C has a lot of the finning detail - this almost always disappears with even the slightest wear. So I can't figure out the almost pristine reverse (except for the teething marks on the rim) with the obverse that looks like it lost a war.