Coining your item for sale on FB
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Many people on FB require you to coin your item to prove ownership. So what you think, is the coin in this picture photoshopped or not?
I think the best way to prove ownership is to videotape the item while you hold it. |
Send it in to Collector's Universe coin grading and see. Maybe they have the same guys who authenticated the Connie Mack... ;-)
I think the coin is real and the card is just the previously unknown mini variation. |
The coin was pasted onto the black background.
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I used a smiley face and my sarcasm voice...
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The coin is fine. It matches the size of all of my 1 ounce silver coin types.
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Ah, so it's not a copy-pasted quarter? I should have known. I have some silver coins...
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can I get vouches...bro?
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I don't understand this idea at all. How does a coin prove ownership?
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Why don't they just put a quarter in the picture? Most people know how big a quarter is.
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...because that idea has been patented by some guy in Texas,,,, ,, |
The best way to prove you have a card in hand is to take a picture of you holding the card showing you logged in on Net54 at the same time. Obviously you would need to be logged in on a desktop or laptop and take the picture with your cell phone. Putting a coin next to a card only shows me some sort of size comparison. Unless you said to take a picture with a certain rare date coin. Otherwise I don't understand the coin thing much.
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Anyone with Photoshop skills can add a coin, piece of paper with name/date to another picture easily. In my example above, I took two pictures. One with the card using my desktop leaving a blank space for the coin. Then I took a picture of the coin and photoshopped that on top of the first. Two pictures into one.
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