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Posted By: Jimmy
This has been a very common practice over the last few years. I have seen it in the coin hobby for years. I think some it is coming from Japan and maybe other countries, but most of the better fakes or switches are coming form this country. Just have to be real careful and do most of the grading yourself or with people you know |
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