Another Fake Daniel Carr Being Offered on Ebay!!

Before you tell us, I'm going to say, "Sanka you berry mush."

 

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And "toaster leavin's."

 

Close... Sans Caffeine... And it's always been a curiosity to me that a product that goes through an extra manufacturing process is not priced higher than the same product which foregoes said extra process. I guess it's a phycological thing. Nobody will accept the perception of paying more for less

 

And yet here we are on the Internet, at best a completely inadequate substitute for the real world.

 

I think it was developed in Germany, hence the sans kaffein, or Sanka.
Steve

 

I always thought Sanka was some sort of laboratory waste material. Tang was Kool Aid that didn't make the cut.

 

Yes, and mixing Sanka WITH Tang is the stuff that turns you into a super villain.

 

"Not to be confused with Psychology." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phycology

 

Lol. I wonder why spell check did that. That's one of the strangest yet!

 

Sanka is made from seaweed!!!????

 

No. If it was, it would taste better.

 

[QUOTE="physics-fan3.14, post: 2755859, member: 19165] Someone counterfeited a counterfeit! Oh no! Better call the sheriff![/QUOTE]

Actually it's a Daniel Carr original design and if I was in the area on ebay and you created a design I would report the seller for that as well. Trademark and copyright infringement is wrong, even in the hobby of coin collecting.

 

That doesn't matter to him and his kind. They are afflicted with Carr Derangement Syndrome

 

I look up to Ted Bundy and all his wisdom

 

The listing has been cancelled because the item infringed on intellectual property rights.

 

That's great. I'm glad Ebay helps remove stuff like this. I love the design of this one. Really pretty.

 

Yep, until the next one! What gets me is why these copiers just don't make their own design? Sure, I know it's easier to copy a coin design that already exists, but it can't be that hard to change a few things.

 

It can be impossible if you have no imagination..

 

If you get bored some day, spend some time reading about how Asian cultures regard copying versus how we in the west view it. They genuinely see nothing wrong with it. I once read that the Chinese had so completely copied the DC-3/C-47 airplane that virtually all parts were interchangeable.

(Side note: knockoff Chinese parts are responsible for why so many DC-3's still fly.)

 

I didn't realize it was one of his originals (I didn't actually click on the link). In that case, I agree that someone copying it isn't right.

But I do still find it ironic.