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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 2750368, member: 78298&quot;]No matter what he paid for it you can&#039;t sell a counterfeit as authentic</p><p>when you know it&#039;s a beat. He has to take the loss.</p><p>It shouldn&#039;t even be for sale.</p><p>So you are saying, by him putting it on the back counter, it is not for view or for sale? But after you leave, will he put it back in the front display case?</p><p>I doubt he &quot;has that much into it&quot;. As they only pay a fraction of spot for silver.</p><p>&quot;We&#039;re not a coin shop, we are a pawn shop. You want to sell your silver, it&#039;s 66-75% of current silver price.&quot;</p><p>Gold they test, but&nbsp; he bought the silver on spec. What&#039;s he out $10?</p><p>If he paid more than that because of the date rarity, he should have authenticated it before paying out. In his business he has to be aware of Chinese counterfeits.</p><p>It&#039;s not unreasonable to assume that some pawn brokers stretch the truth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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