JJH

A very nice coin, but sadly not a proof. A proof is struck to a much higher standard and on a different level altogether in terms of the details and the  surfaces.
It's night and day!

https://www.sovr.co.uk/products/george-iv-1821-proof-halfcrown-pf64-heavier-garnished-reverse-cm06336
 
They could have got away with saying prooflike as there is some fabulous lustre and field contrast there, but it's not a proof strike.
I would certainly be calling up Baldwins and returning for a full refund.
If they value their reputation they will do it immediately, no questions asked.

I have twice had auction houses misdescribe items. In the first instance it was also a specialist coin auction, describing a rare silver proof panda as "as struck" where it had hairlines all over it. The other was a local auction house. In both cases a refund was offered. Shockingly in the first instance they stood by their description that the coin was as struck but gave me a refund anyway. 

For sale My first favorite collection and only purchase from forum member sovereignsteve. 1989 5 sovereign pf70uc 6300GBP   6200GBP 2002 5 spvereign ms70dpl with box no coa 3200gbp  3000GBP 2022 memorial half sovereign pf70uc 400gbp transfer price includes postage, shipped from Taiwan, please allow one to two weeks for shipping

For sale My first favorite collection and only purchase from forum member sovereignsteve. 1989 5 sovereign pf70uc 6300GBP   6200GBP 2002 5 spvereign ms70dpl with box no coa 3200gbp  3000GBP 2022 memorial half sovereign pf70uc 400gbp transfer price includes postage, shipped from Taiwan, please allow one to two weeks for shipping

but before i get coin ,i cant  sure it have cameo and coin condition

You can find a nice looking toned one un slabbed quite easily.

🤔😮not really asking for much are you!🤔😮😁

Queen looks like she's got a tooth abscess lol. Looks very fakeroo. 

A  ... Chinese auction ... on Facebook? For gold sovereigns? I can't see how it went so wrong.

unfortunately this is the way buying coins is going ebay lots on there wherever there is the chance of a con people will try it ,they spread word round and before long all con artists are doing it you just cant trust anyone where moneys concerned as we all know 

There's no way PCGS slabbed that coin. It's either a fake holder, or it's been cracked open and resealed. 

If it is a 1950s fake then yes it will be gold🤔😮

@JJH  Have another look at the real thing….

It was a very small auction from the Chinese Coin Society on Facebook. NO THEY  SAY,Because it show photo before bid and win,and pcgs box is real, they say it need to ask why pcgs let a fake coin be grade

This is a small auction here in Asia. At that time, only the front photo was clear, and the back was taken from a distance, so I missed it at the time. The front was not so rough at that time, and even when I hold it in my hand, I can’t see clearly. The three bidders (including me) all confirmed that the PCGS box history confirmed that the box and the number were correct, and they all thought that the old box was more rigorously graded, maybe he could change it to 66, and bid about 12 pounds each time until I got it. I saw George on the back. In order to highlight the muscles of the abdomen and buttocks, the rough casting almost cut George into three pieces, as did the horse's abdomen. The final price of this coin in my hands was 800 pounds.

It’s hard to say. Many people who collect Chinese coins know that a coin is fake but can successfully grade it when sent to PCGS. They have also cracked many fake coins that were authenticated by PCGS, and this version was about 15 years ago. PCGS 4.5 generation

It was a very small auction from the Chinese Coin Society on Facebook. NO THEY  SAY,Because it show photo before bid and win,and pcgs box is real, they say it need to ask why pcgs let a fake coin be grade

This is a small auction here in Asia. At that time, only the front photo was clear, and the back was taken from a distance, so I missed it at the time. The front was not so rough at that time, and even when I hold it in my hand, I can’t see clearly. The three bidders (including me) all confirmed that the PCGS box history confirmed that the box and the number were correct, and they all thought that the old box was more rigorously graded, maybe he could change it to 66, and bid about 12 pounds each time until I got it. I saw George on the back. In order to highlight the muscles of the abdomen and buttocks, the rough casting almost cut George into three pieces, as did the horse's abdomen. The final price of this coin in my hands was 800 pounds.

It was a very small auction from the Chinese Coin Society on Facebook. NO THEY  SAY,Because it show photo before bid and win,and pcgs box is real, they say it need to ask why pcgs let a fake coin be grade

This is a small auction here in Asia. At that time, only the front photo was clear, and the back was taken from a distance, so I missed it at the time. The front was not so rough at that time, and even when I hold it in my hand, I can’t see clearly. The three bidders (including me) all confirmed that the PCGS box history confirmed that the box and the number were correct, and they all thought that the old box was more rigorously graded, maybe he could change it to 66, and bid about 12 pounds each time until I got it. I saw George on the back. In order to highlight the muscles of the abdomen and buttocks, the rough casting almost cut George into three pieces, as did the horse's abdomen. The final price of this coin in my hands was 800 pounds.

This is a small auction here in Asia. At that time, only the front photo was clear, and the back was taken from a distance, so I missed it at the time. The front was not so rough at that time, and even when I hold it in my hand, I can’t see clearly. The three bidders (including me) all confirmed that the PCGS box history confirmed that the box and the number were correct, and they all thought that the old box was more rigorously graded, maybe he could change it to 66, and bid about 12 pounds each time until I got it. I saw George on the back. In order to highlight the muscles of the abdomen and buttocks, the rough casting almost cut George into three pieces, as did the horse's abdomen. The final price of this coin in my hands was 800 pounds.

Obverse is hideous 
The reverse is all kind of wrong, it looks like a photo thats been cropped at 95% of real size. 
Tail is very poor.  B.P?  
Overall surface is not right
Too many alarm bells with this coin. 
 
 
 

Yes!

Its a bad un I'm afraid

The font is completely wrong. The fields are not flat at all. Coin looks cast rather than milled.
Here's my 1957 which NGC graded 64.