Another Fake? What Do You Think?

A 1986 American Gold Eagle Coin, 1/2 ounce. Seller is brand spankin' new from Hungary, brand new, no sales. Started selling 1/15, what do you think?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Gold-Coin-...706033?hash=item5494067cf1:g:EwsAAOSwJy1gAqHb

 

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I can't guess. But, he does have a lot of gold for sale.

 

Probably real, probably not the sellers but some random pictures that they pulled off the internet as no 2 listings are the same background.
Seller is brand spankin' new from Hungary.
That translates to Hard Pass.
Have them Booted...that's not NGC certified as the listing states.

 

I think they are purging their collection.

 

I wouldn't want to be the guinea pig to find out how reputable they are.

 

Zero-feedback seller from Hungary, listing quite a lot of gold?

Did I mention that he has zero feedback?

And that he'd be shipping from Hungary, meaning shipping delays are likely to be expected?

He might be a legit seller. If so, I feel bad for him. Of all the folks apparently bidding on the auctions, I wonder how many of them will turn out to be scammers?

 

what punishment will he get if a scammer being from Hungry?? I see red flags,

 

Yes, red flags for sure, the packaged gold bars don't help him at all! That said, he could be totally legit but there are quite a number of coin minting operations in Hungary as I've seen plenty of fakes coming from that Country. Here's a fake Daniel Carr that came from Hungary a few years ago! I bought it knowing it was a fake to add to my counterfeit collection. The mintage numbers are really low on this copy as I told Daniel the seller had fakes for sale and he put the brakes on that seller right away! Low mintage numbers don't help me in this case!

 

The coin in the pic is real.

 

Yes, but that doesn't address the odds that the "winner" will actually receive a real coin.

 

From Hungary, and brand new ? I would have to pass on that just to skeptical
of a newbie from another country.