Do not trust the flip!
If you’re not sure what you’re looking at don’t buy it.
Be careful when you’re buying numismatics.
These are pretty low level fakes.
I’m sure there are much better versions of these out there.
There’s an old saying “know what you’re buying or know your dealer”
Reputable dealers are reputable because they’ve built a reputation.
If an item turns out to be fake, a reputable dealer will make it right.
I was told that these fakes were from a large collector that knew they were fake.
He had commissioned an ANA Numismatist to come and review and then buy or sell his collection after he passed.
Respect.
Do you have a plan like that ready?
Something to think about.
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