More fakes from Hong Kong

A mix of fake Morgans (incl. the very rare 1886 & 1887 CC!) and probably some stolen photos as well. http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/oh_ye_00

Oh, and the obligatory fake busties too.

 

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The axis of evil is at it again............

 

And the same bad English translation too! At least some of our "favorite" Chinese sellers admit their "goods" are replicas, and sell them for a much more reasonable 10c each. Either way, it's a one big mess.

 

those aren't bad replicas. Who spotted them...

 

I found this statement by the seller in his listing very telling:

 

I'm becoming a big fan of items made in China with an English translation. As long as I don't have to figure out what it really means, it's sort of fun. I've bought things from there and never was able to figure out what the instructions said. Sure wonder why they don't misspell the words on the coins they make.

 

This is obviously purposefully unclear and their lack of English is fake.


Ruben

 

It's the 1804 silver dollar guy.

 

They were spotted by a member of the Coin Forgery eBay group who regularly scans the Morgan listings.

 

By law if you buy these or re-sell them in this country you can be arrested by the secret service unless it is stampped copy on the coin

 

He's even got a 1806 DB dollar , I didn't even know we made any dollars in 1806 .
rzage

 

poor guy, he has already been narued.

Just think how you guys are screwing up the Chinese economy!

How cruel!

 

Nice job, folks!

 

LOL. Made my day.

 

Made the Chinese Day as well

 

POOF!

Well done, Coin Posse.