what is wrong with this picture?

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  1. zaneman

    zaneman Former Moderator

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  3. DJCoinz

    DJCoinz Majored in Morganology

    Like anyone's actually gonna fall for that (other than the idiot bidders of course :rolleyes:).
     
  4. Ed Goldman

    Ed Goldman coin collector

    Guess I'm stupid, I don't see anything wrong.
     
  5. Magman

    Magman U.S. Money Collector

    yeah?
     
  6. coinman101

    coinman101 Collector Of All Coins

    look like proof
     
  7. griv

    griv Coin crazy

    I don't see an issue here either. Proof? What proof? I can't say if it's a MS64 or not but what is the beef? :yawn:
     
  8. rotobeast

    rotobeast Old Newbie

    The holder doesn't look right to me.
    Fake Slab ?
     
  9. Bedford

    Bedford Lackey For Coin Junkies

    They photoshopped a PCGS lable on a NGC slab-

    WOW ! I Reported it did you also ZANE?
     
  10. zaneman

    zaneman Former Moderator


    I did, but regretably I'm not optimistic that ebay will do anything about it.
     
  11. monkeyman

    monkeyman Coin Hoarder

    wow! thats funny, is it just in a ngc slab, but it had a ms 60 or something, and they wanted it to sell for more, so they photoshopped a pcgs grade onto it? do u think it is authentic?
     
  12. rotobeast

    rotobeast Old Newbie

    I was going to say that.
    I just didn't feel like being descript.
    :D
     
  13. Magman

    Magman U.S. Money Collector

    ohhh interesting.
    I didnt see that.

    is that why the label doesnt take up the entire space?
     
  14. Arizona Jack

    Arizona Jack The Lincoln-ator

    I would stay away from this one, but I did report it to Ebay also.

    We should hit the seller with a bunch of questions and try to get him to pull it to save some newbie an expensive lesson.
     
  15. Arizona Jack

    Arizona Jack The Lincoln-ator

    NGC holder, and the PCGS # 6953 is in fact an 1863 $, so the tag is authentic, but look, it's in Germany too. Everything stinks about this auction.
     
  16. rlm's cents

    rlm's cents Numismatist

    The whole number checks out on PCGS as a MS-64 1964 dollar, but that does not mean that the label is authentic. It would be fairly easy to copy one.

    BTW; I reported it also.
     
  17. erwizard

    erwizard Numismatic RN

    Holy Lord! God grant me the serenity to except the things i cannot change, the courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference. :desk:
     
  18. shortstack

    shortstack Senior Member

    ????? :confused: What dollar was minted in 1964?

    6853.64 is an 1863 liberty seated dollar in MS-64 condition. I couldn't get the cert# (21872270) to come up as a valid cert number on the PCGS site.
     
  19. rlm's cents

    rlm's cents Numismatist

    Sorry, my fingers had a senior moment. I meant 1863.
     
  20. shortstack

    shortstack Senior Member

    Your fingers must be busy thinking about that 'Godless' dollar Indianhead is sending :thumb:

    ...But you did get the cert# to show up valid??? (Maybe my fingers had a senior moment on the PCGS site) :eek:
     
  21. rlm's cents

    rlm's cents Numismatist

    PCGS #21872270 =

    Cert Verification #: 21872270
    Date, mintmark: 1863
    Denomination: $1
    Variety:
    Pedigree:
    Country: The United States of America
    Grade: MS64

    I copied it this time. No mistakes!
     
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