Discussion Topic- Why are Carr "Fantasy Overstrikes" not considered Counterfeits?

And? Childish. Report, if you want. Your condescension knows no bounds. Continue to do so, it does not bother me at all.

 

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Jack, I apologize. I did it again, and my reply to your request was embedded in your post, and appearing as if you posted it. I have done that a few times, lately. No excuse, except, again, old.

But, I stand by my posts...any and all, no matter how or where placed.

 

Good question. Armen has addressed this, specifically in linkage to Carr pieces.

 

I am VERY interested in the responses here to your question. I think I know what you are referring to with the word 'warning' but maybe explain if you are referring to HPA language or something else.

 

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Good point. However, if you were around in the 1960's -70's things were different. If I recall, there were at least 6-8 coin shops in the DC area. In the city limits, four were in walking distance of each other. When I worked at one, sometimes when a customer came into "shop" the best price, we all knew and were waiting for him to show up. It's a cruel world out there.

 

I own a few fantasy pieces his stuff is cool

 

That was never in question...

 

Well I get that, he works within the parameters of keeping his stuff fantasy pieces and labels as such

 

Thanks for the vocab lesson: "utter"
Sweet.