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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;d_lairson, post: 281958, member: 8441&quot;]So I just got back from a mini vacation to Orlando, Florida. We stayed at Walt Disney World, where my wife attended a conference. On Thursday I went out to Trader Nicks, in Kissimmee Florida and had a real good time. I bought a couple of Bicentennials and a great world coin to add to my collection. I spent a little time talking to one of the employees, I can&#039;t remember his name but he was very nice.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway on to the point of this post. Yesterday we went to Epcot and walked through the world marketplace. At the China booth they had a package of Chinese coins that were supposed to be from the 1600&#039;s to date, but they were marked &quot;reproductions&quot; on the back of the package in very tiny letters. But in the back of the booth, they had a package of Trade Dollars, six of them for $8.00. There was no real packaging, just a folder with 6 Trade dollars in them. As I was looking through the coins I found another package except this one had 3 trade dollars, a peace dollar a morgan and an Ike. I asked the girl at the booth if these were real and she said yes, of course. I&#039;m sure they were not, but no where on the coins or packaging were they marked COPY or reproduction. If they were real there would have to be at least $50 or $60 worth of silver in them.</p><p><br /></p><p>Whats the deal? Is Disney really allowing someone to sell fake coins as real? Do they even know what is sold at all the little shops inside there park? Is this something worth investigating further or should I just let it go? I just don&#039;t want some kid buying them thinking they are getting a great deal, then later going to a dealer to try and sell them and getting the usual reaction.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>David[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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