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Message:: [QUOTE="sand, post: 8317222, member: 118540"]It's possible, that the coin was sold, then returned, then sold again, then returned again, as related to what [USER=105282]@Harry G[/USER] was discussing.Or, as [USER=41219]@furryfrog02[/USER] mentioned, perhaps Lanz is using the same photo, to sell multiple copies of the fake coin. Perhaps the coin copies are so similar in appearance, that Lanz thinks, that he can re-use the same photo, to sell mutiple coin copies. I'll never buy a coin from Lanz, that's for sure.I agree with [USER=99177]@Marsman[/USER] that it is bad, to sell fakes of ancient coins, even if the listing indicates that the coins are fake. Because, people can buy the fakes, and then sell the fakes, without telling customers that the coins are fakes. There are enough fakes floating around, for anyone who wants to study fakes, in my opinion. It's not helpful, to sell even more fakes, in my opinion.Frank Robinson does this also. He sells fakes in his auctions, and indicates that the coins are fakes. Each such listing says "COPY". Here's page 2 from his most recent auction, with 3 COPY coins for auction.<a href="http://www.fsrcoin.com/g.html" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.fsrcoin.com/g.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.fsrcoin.com/g.html</a>I don't like that. I'll never buy a coin from Frank Robinson.[ATTACH=full]1472747[/ATTACH]      [ATTACH=full]1472748[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]