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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Yacorie, post: 1259648, member: 25257&quot;]Lately, I&#039;ve been stopping in the various pawn shops and thrift stores just out of curiosity to see what coins they have for sale, if any.&nbsp; Today I was at a thrift/consignment shop when I saw that they had books of Morgans.&nbsp; I asked to see them and at first was amazed to see 3 or 4 CC morgans marked for 30 dollars each.&nbsp; However, as I turned the pages, I realized that they were all CC morgans.&nbsp; The coins were obvious fakes, much lighter than an authentic Morgan and had some other obvious issues.&nbsp; Saturday I was only in the store for about 5 minutes but today went back with my son to look at some of the books they had there (not coin books).&nbsp; The store is owned and run by a foreign couple and I didn&#039;t get a very comfortable feeling so I decided not to point out that they were fake.&nbsp; While we were there today, I watched them sell one of the coins to a father/daughter.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>What would you guys do?&nbsp; Honestly - I&#039;m not sure that telling this couple the coins are fake would be the best thing for me but I&#039;m not sure what else there is to do.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure many of you have run into this before and I&#039;ve been in pawn shops that have fake coins in bins labeled as such.</p><p><br /></p><p>Is there anything to do besides just telling them they are selling fake coins and hoping that they are completely unaware of it?</p><p><br /></p><p>Appreciate the advice.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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