>The following "coin" is being sold by coinsdealer:
>
>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3016175429&category=3393
>
>He claims to have inherited it from his grandfather, who bought it 60
>years ago. It is claimed to be
>a novodel.
>
>This dealer has been caught selling fakes in the past, usually with a
>nice story. This particular
>counterfeit dates from the last few years and never saw the inside of a
>government mint. (The
>word "novodel" means that a restrike comes from an official mint.) It
>has a minimum price of $100,
>not bad for a piece worth about $5 as a curiosity.
>
>RW Julian
This seller becomes even more suspicious when you look at his recent negative. Apparently
he sent a registered letter to Germany to "pay" for a coin that was empty, then tried to claim
the seller "ripped him off".
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"The following 'coin' is being sold by coinsdealer:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3016175429&category=3393
He claims to have inherited it from his grandfather, who bought it 60 years
ago. It is claimed to be a novodel."
He also claims that it is a restrike of a "Reichel." Coincidentally, there is
(was recently?) an exhibit of Jacob Reichel's works in the Hermitage in St.
Petersburg.
Anka Z
Co-president of the once thriving, but now defunct, Tommy John Fan Club.
Go, Lake County Captains!
"RW Julian" <rwju...@clss.net> wrote in message
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> The following "coin" is being sold by coinsdealer:
>
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3016175429&category=3393
>
> He claims to have inherited it from his grandfather, who bought it 60
> years ago. It is claimed to be
> a novodel.
>