FAKE soon to appear as authentic 1 oz Perth gold bar

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CounterfeitGoldie

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Here's an eBay listing that sold a counterfeit Perth Mint 1 oz. gold bar sold by uart77 for $399
Ebay item # 292059706066

http://www.ebay.com/sch/uart77/m.html

Take a good look, it will be up for bids on eBay soon. Buy-It-Now for $1,200

Looks like the real thing. Don't be fooled. They are sold for $1,200+ everyday.
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im a little perplexed as to the neg he got for it, as his listing clearly advertises it as a counterfeit.
some people just crazy
 
camylopez said:
im a little perplexed as to the neg he got for it, as his listing clearly advertises it as a counterfeit.
some people just crazy
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Same, looking at the listing you couldn't mistake it lol.
though $399 for a replica lol. What an idiot.
 
Buyer omitted to reading the fine print :|

Tho the sale titles are very misleading from the seller. Buying gold from ebay is a fools game
 
the title is confusing.....enough to make you want to read the fine print.
however only a fool buys based on a title without reading the body of an advert.
as it is said, a fool and his money are easily parted
 
If you have a look at the negative feedback, its all from the same buyer - obviously someone who stupidly thought they were getting a bargain and went buy buy buy.

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I hate all the fake gold on ebay (have bought a ring which was fake, but thankfully got refunded), but on the plus side at least the advert looked pretty suss to begin with ... but yes, the problem is these are highly likely going to be on-sold for bullion prices at some point, and not everyone has access to analysis equipment.
 
That seller has some ugly stuff in his listing.
Is the pic above the fake item? It doesn't state as such and hence surely the PM would be concerned?
 
Shouldn't be allowed to sell it at all, regardless of how it's advertised.
Perth mint needs to protect their products and monitor ebay far better than they do currently.
 
When I see such posts, I just report the hell out of it. It usually gets taken down.
 
Au-mageddon said:
If you have a look at the negative feedback, its all from the same buyer - obviously someone who stupidly thought they were getting a bargain and went buy buy buy.

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I hate all the fake gold on ebay (have bought a ring which was fake, but thankfully got refunded), but on the plus side at least the advert looked pretty suss to begin with ... but yes, the problem is these are highly likely going to be on-sold for bullion prices at some point, and not everyone has access to analysis equipment.
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All feedback was revised on Mar.23,2017
Just another eBay scam.
 
I don't think the having an 'A' at the beginning of the serial automatically makes it a fake, all my green certicards start with 'A'

I live in Perth and have bought almost all of them from the mint in person, and there is a couple for sale on here from well established members that have an 'A' serial
 
Brad_886 said:
I don't think the having an 'A' at the beginning of the serial automatically makes it a fake, all my green certicards start with 'A'

I live in Perth and have bought almost all of them from the mint in person, and there is a couple for sale on here from well established members that have an 'A' serial
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Yeah, mine is with a 'A' too. Verify by Sigma as genuine.
 
I don't think the having an 'A' at the beginning of the serial automatically makes it a fake, all my green certicards start with 'A'

I live in Perth and have bought almost all of them from the mint in person, and there is a couple for sale on here from well established members that have an 'A' serial
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You both are wrong!
CertiCard green assay cards are printed CertiCard on lower front bottom of assay card. If serial # starts with letter A its a fake produced in China.
The only Perth Mint green assay cards with authentic gold with serial # starting with letter A, are The Perth Mint tamper-evident case listed below.
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Check out eBay 132203824544 This is an actual authentic bar.
 
I feel sorry for you Aussie's. Here's just a couple of counterfeit Australia items being sold in your neighborhood.
Item 112334439223 bar pic. is from eBay seller Kom-store
Item 292131074452 bar pic. is from eBay seller foresecglobal
Too busy. Look up Items if interested.
 
clarify your posts more next time, now I see what you are on about, you said all certicards with an "A" are fake, me and many others call them all certicards
 
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