chris6084 wrote:Would you be willing to ship a stack of business cards on a future order if we could put them in a coin store that allowed that type of advertising?
Copper Catcher wrote:Nate, I just sent you a donation....Thanks for all you do. Happy New Year!
hobo finds wrote:I posted links on Treasure net and Scrap Metal Forum
natsb88 wrote:The Royal Canadian Mint is our newest affiliate partner! Click through the banner on FakeBullion.com when you place your order and it helps out the site
hobo finds wrote:Also when I go on your web site I check out a few ads in order to help out a little bit!
natsb88 wrote:I just got some interesting specs on "in stock" gold-plated tungsten fakes directly from a Chinese seller, as well as a screenshot of an email from somebody in the US to the counterfeiters discussing plating thicknesses. I'll be posting those shortly in the FakeBullion.com members only forum and eventually I'll write a public piece up about them.
Large Collection of Fake Silver Brought to Coin Dealer in Georgia
MARIETTA, GA - Approximately 250 pieces of counterfeit silver walked through the door of the Gold & Coin Exchange in Marietta, Georgia Saturday morning. A long-time store customer, who was considering purchasing a collection from a third party, became suspicious of the items and brought them to the store for testing.
Felony charge for selling counterfeit coins in Blair County
FREEDOM TOWNSHIP, PA - A Huntingdon County man is facing a felony forgery charge after being accused of selling rare counterfeit coins in Blair County.
Freedom Township police said Johnathan R. Peck, 34, of Petersburg, was selling counterfeit pennies from 1909 and 1955 and $50 gold coins.
Good deal on gold proves fake, Portland man cited for theft by deception
BEAVERTON, Ore. - Police are warning the public of an online sale that proves not all that glitters is gold.
The incident started when a man arranged to buy three ounces of Swiss gold bullion through the online app called Letgo. He met the seller, who called himself Joshua Allen, at the Home Depot on NW Science Parkway.
Oklahoma man arrested for selling fake gold bars
OMAHA, NE - The subject pictured above was arrested in Omaha, NE for selling fake Perth Mint gold bars. He also has an outstanding warrant out of Bellevue, NE for selling over $8,000 in fake gold bars.
The subject has been identified as Bradley M. Barney of Moore, OK. Barney uses an Oklahoma issue ID card for identification when selling the fake bars.
Anyone who has come into contact with this individual contact:
Doug Davis
Numismatic Crime Information Center
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