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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;DW-coins, post: 1323385, member: 33380&quot;]I don&#039;t know about that, think what it would do for the owner of the actual coin. Everytime he tried to sell it, he would come under massive scrutiny and possibly be unable to sell the coin since buyers may take away from such a posting that ALL coins with that cert number are fake. I think PCGS would then be liable for damages as a result. </p><p>The best thing in this case it to educate yourself as to what a real MS65 should look like and what it should not look like, and most importantly - KNOW your dealer! Make friends with him/her and gauge them for their knowledge and trustworthiness. On occasion you may find coins somewhere else that are cheaper in an anonymous auction site like Ebay, but the small price difference you may be saving is nothing compared to what you risk buying from an unknown quantity. I, and all dealers I know, stand 100% behind their product and if you ever get a fake coin from a reputable dealer it was not intentional and your money will be 100% refunded along with a huge apology.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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