'64 halves still getting huge premiums on Ebay. Madness.

[Recyclersteve]

...BUT, when you see that rotten nest called Alibaba, do an IPO on the American market, KNOWING these are the BIGGEST F###ing counterfeiter's of Eagles, I want PCGS or NGC to slab the roll

I've been meaning to ask: if ASE's are money...and obviously they are, $1 coins...and we have a Secret Service that's supposed to investigate counterfeiting, and Alibaba is known to counterfeit ASE's....what am I missing?

Has the SS been told to stand down in regards to a Chinese company for...what exactly. Political reasons? To aid in disrupting and generally unsettling the silver market?

I don't know how our Secret Service could prosecute any company in another country. If they're doing something that is legal in their country, I'm not sure there is a thing we can do. I don't know for sure that it is legal, but I don't hear much about Chinese authorities cracking down much on counterfeiting. So, even if it is technically illegal, it seems to me that it is similar to a highway with a posted speed limit where everyone knows the cops will leave you alone if you don't go over 85mph.

[Engineer]

...BUT, when you see that rotten nest called Alibaba, do an IPO on the American market, KNOWING these are the BIGGEST F###ing counterfeiter's of Eagles, I want PCGS or NGC to slab the roll

I've been meaning to ask: if ASE's are money...and obviously they are, $1 coins...and we have a Secret Service that's supposed to investigate counterfeiting, and Alibaba is known to counterfeit ASE's....what am I missing?

Has the SS been told to stand down in regards to a Chinese company for...what exactly. Political reasons? To aid in disrupting and generally unsettling the silver market?

I don't know how our Secret Service could prosecute any company in another country. If they're doing something that is legal in their country, I'm not sure there is a thing we can do. I don't know for sure that it is legal, but I don't hear much about Chinese authorities cracking down much on counterfeiting. So, even if it is technically illegal, it seems to me that it is similar to a highway with a posted speed limit where everyone knows the cops will leave you alone if you don't go over 85mph.

IIRC, alibaba is incorporated in the Cayman Islands.