Peacemaker

Hi all, firstly, this is not a personal attack on the seller so I have censored personal details, potential buyers should be made aware that just because any seller that has near 40k and 100% feedback, it doesn't guarantee authenticity
So this seller listed a double headed 1895 Morgan for £35 buy now, listing said it was probably modified using 2 Morgans, and said it was 22.75g of .900 silver, this is a very common weight for the cheapest of fakes, you can get better quality fakes now weighing 26.7g, it's clear they don't do even the basic of checks to there coins (testing for diamagnetism with a neodymium magnet) or even have the knowledge of what a genuine Morgan should weigh, openly listing this Morgan dollar as .900 silver and weighing 22.75g, 4g under weight
I messaged the seller and rather than remove it, they have now reduced the prices, edited the listing to say copy and still continue to sell it
I am not a coin dealer but I have bought and sold for years to suit my collection and I have never made this kind of mistake before but I guarantee the authenticity of something I sell would be questioned before theirs on the feedback alone
Morgan dollars are something quite special to me and I always try to call out the counterfeits I see on eBay, some do it intentionally, some do not, either way it is not acceptable

Hi all, firstly, this is not a personal attack on the seller so I have censored personal details, potential buyers should be made aware that just because any seller that has near 40k and 100% feedback, it doesn't guarantee authenticity
So this seller listed a double headed 1895 Morgan for £35 buy now, listing said it was probably modified using 2 Morgans, and said it was 22.75g of .900 silver, this is a very common weight for the cheapest of fakes, you can get better quality fakes now weighing 26.7g, it's clear they don't do even the basic of checks to there coins (testing for diamagnetism with a neodymium magnet) or even have the knowledge of what a genuine Morgan should weigh, openly listing this Morgan dollar as .900 silver and weighing 22.75g, 4g under weight
I messaged the seller and rather than remove it, they have now reduced the prices, edited the listing to say copy and still continue to sell it
I am not a coin dealer but I have bought and sold for years to suit my collection and I have never made this kind of mistake before but I guarantee the authenticity of something I sell would be questioned before theirs on the feedback alone
Morgan dollars are something quite special to me and I always try to call out the counterfeits I see on eBay, some do it intentionally, some do not, either way it is not acceptable

Hi all, firstly, this is not a personal attack on the seller so I have censored personal details, potential buyers should be made aware that just because any seller that has near 40k and 100% feedback, it doesn't guarantee authenticity
So this seller listed a double headed 1895 Morgan for £35 buy now, listing said it was probably modified using 2 Morgans, and said it was 22.75g of .900 silver, this is a very common weight for the cheapest of fakes, you can get better quality fakes now weighing 26.7g, it's clear they don't do even the basic of checks to there coins (testing for diamagnetism with a neodymium magnet) or even have the knowledge of what a genuine Morgan should weigh, openly listing this Morgan dollar as .900 silver and weighing 22.75g, 4g under weight
I messaged the seller and rather than remove it, they have now reduced the prices, edited the listing to say copy and still continue to sell it
I am not a coin dealer but I have bought and sold for years to suit my collection and I have never made this kind of mistake before but I guarantee the authenticity of something I sell would be questioned before theirs on the feedback alone
Morgan dollars are something quite special to me and I always try to call out the counterfeits I see on eBay, some do it intentionally, some do not, either way it is not acceptable

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

A surprising little mail call yesterday, I expected nothing but a coin shaped piece of junk simply because of the detail the coin has, turns out to be a genuine 1874 Carson City trade dollar, unfortunately it brooched but look at that detail!

and @Peacemaker let me have an AWESOME classic! - Thanks Buddy!

nice mate, I would sell now while the hype is there and buy about 18oz of gold, 18oz of free gold

https://www.silvertrader.uk/product/second-grade-1-kilogram-silver-bullion-bars-with-slight-scratches-or-dents/
not a bad price for a kilo posted, plus its a Scottsdale stacker

https://www.silvertrader.uk/product/second-grade-1-kilogram-silver-bullion-bars-with-slight-scratches-or-dents/
not a bad price for a kilo posted, plus its a Scottsdale stacker

https://www.silvertrader.uk/product/second-grade-1-kilogram-silver-bullion-bars-with-slight-scratches-or-dents/
not a bad price for a kilo posted, plus its a Scottsdale stacker

nice mate, I would sell now while the hype is there and buy about 18oz of gold, 18oz of free gold

nice mate, I would sell now while the hype is there and buy about 18oz of gold, 18oz of free gold

nice mate, I would sell now while the hype is there and buy about 18oz of gold, 18oz of free gold

nice mate, I would sell now while the hype is there and buy about 18oz of gold, 18oz of free gold

5oz mail call and a trip to my local cs and picked up 2 sequential 1982 JM's

I am guessing it works the same way a commission bid would work in a standard auction house. If you can't be there for the live auction you can get your bid in before so you still have a chance. Its working a bit different here because all buyers can see these bids as they're made which generally isn't disclosed in a standard auction until the item comes up live.

5oz mail call and a trip to my local cs and picked up 2 sequential 1982 JM's