Real coin, fake NGC slab.

Why is NGC saying it MIGHT be a counterfeit holder ?

Don't they know ?

 

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I've learned alot from you. Stay strong

 

Oh my god. You members put up with me. Please think about it. How many times have i put my foot in my mouth. You members are REALLY the best of friends. You know it. I know it. Now strarting acting like it. You members are ruining the thread that @JCro57 is enlighting us with. If anything be thankful.

 

You kind and smooth buffalo boy

 

Lol

 

The word GUARANTY was spelled GUARANTEE in the OP pics.

 

Good on you for noticing that.

This statement alone aught to help a great deal in identifying these that have already to market. It doesn’t take much detective work if the name of the TPG is spelled incorrect. Bravo @GoldFinger1969

 

Homer Simpson moment on my part- "Duh"!


Thank you for your post @JCro57.

 

Just a final thought for me... Fake "NGC" holders, why not a fake FB site as well?
Think it just a coincidence they spell the "G" "Guarantee" in both...

 

Big Simpsons fan ....but I'm confused...does the fake slab have the word misspelled or were you creating that slab and misspelled it ?

 

The fake slab and bad FB site both misspelled the word.

 

I received four of the slabs on loan for educational purposes. They are obviously fake. The edges tell all. They even rattle as well. This guy wasn’t even trying. My guess was that he did not agree with NGC’s grade and decided to “correct” it.

But don’t relax! You can buy deceptive slab-building components from China to create your own “certified coins”. The Secret Service has already confiscated a bunch of it. These slabs just happen to not be the deceptive kind.

 

After examining the other four coins, I believe they are all genuine.