More Fun with Fakes- a pair of 1881-CC "Morgan" Morgans...

These proliferate the internet with some sellers actually not having a clue.

This seller ended his auction but it is still up with good images; one would think having 2 with the same cert # would be a clue...

And clue 2, the cert is dead; one of the 1st I reported to PCGS:





And an error slab fake!




Best, Jack.

 

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Thanks Jack. Problem is apparently there are more buyers without a clue than sellers.

 

the scammers only need a sucker here and there to make a dishonest living.

Jack is definitely making life harder for these scammers and i too appreciate it!

 

Your right, he is doing that. Love what he does.















Sorry repeat, was the computer not me.

 

He is that's for sure. More power to him.

 

Thanks for the positive comments. I am fortunate to have an avenue for reporting bad listings effectively.

I report out here only a fraction of what I see; on a continuing theme this seller is either really clueless or something much worse...

Both of his 1883-CC Morgans are shown reverse first, and only the first listing description cites the cert #, which is common to both of his examples.

Unfortunately PCGS has done nothing with this reported cert and it is also no help since it has no on-line comparison images.