Is Your PCGS Holder Fake With A Counterfeit Coin? 

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Resounding theme in most if Daniel's videos; education is key! You have to study these coins inside and out. If you want to just buy and flip coins and not invest time, you're gonna get burnt.

I always verify the serial number and picture on the website of the grading site...I remember over 10 years ago, a good friend , a coin dealer, he showed me a bucket of over 20 common dated fake slabbed merc dimes ...the coin dealer friend of mine, told be that the main reason that the counterfeiters slabbed common dates... because they would be inspected less than a 1916D mercury dime ...he had been a dealer for years and just was relaxed when he purchased those slabbed fakes and got burned ....I think he gave 5 bucks each

Daniel, Thanks so much for all you do for us collectors

That's actually a pretty good fake holder. The dead giveaway for most fakes is they don't have pcgs etched in the plastic on the bottom right.

What stands out to me in this coin. Is the designs on it never seen that before. Thanks for sharing Daniel take care.

Thanks 👍🏼 for your help I have lots of coins penny I help with all coin content. I need to go through my grandfather's penny jar 5 gallon glass jar full of coins to the top 10yrs been sitting in my closet on day buying a good coin microscope . The last yr he filled the 5 gallon glass water jug was 1982 it was done being filled up . My grand mom 10yrs ago had me take it out of his basement boy it was heavy lol . So will be going through the coins this month got to in June but a coin microscope 1st . I collect silver rounds and bars for years myself .I also have sliver proof mint sets left to me from 69 to 79 10 yrs from my Grandpop and hess trucks too in the box 69 to 79. I love sliver 999 .9999 fine world wide some gold coins from the 1920s been sitting on it the gold since 1988 . Love sliver . Thanks 👍🏼 for your help great work content to teach us

You really have to be very careful who you buy from

thank you Daniel. I am still waiting to purchase my flying cents and Indian head cents when I can afford them. My House taxes are due in July, so after that, I will have lots of fun buying my Flying and Indian cents from you.

First thing I noticed is It's obviously no where near AU.

Another great video! Always like these counterfeit slab/counterfeit videos. Keep up the great work.

Always learning from you Daniel. Thank you for your time and expertise.

Dangggg.. I wish I could’ve sent you a pair of counterfeit 1880-CC Morgan dollars that were in fake PCGS holders that we got in our store. They were not great replicas but to the untrained eye could definitely fool someone. Would’ve been a great instructional tool to use for a video

Thanks for sharing, Daniel!

Wonderful things like this abound on ebay and even when I let them know a fake was being offered as authentic. Nothing happened. I hope the buyer at least has recourse.

Another eye opening video. Thanks Daniel. ☺

Thanks Daniel. First thing I noticed was that label. It just didn't look right to me. I didn't like how the label fit either. Now you mention it, I didn't even notice the date was incorrect but I think I would have in hand looking it over. Yes the 95 would be a Morgan. I am no expert but I honestly didn't like the grade either. I think it was a low AU50 or even an XF. Seems to be allot of red flags on this thing. (don't test me at Shronville..lol)

Great video Daniel! I've heard about the fake coins in fake holders. This shed more light on the subject. Before you said anything I thought the label looked off, and the coin had a porous surface. I didn't catch the date discrepancy. Things like this are why I buy all my coins from PCC. I am confident I'll get exactly what I paid for, and the price will be consistent with the market for what other coins have sold for. It always pays to buy from a trusted professional. Daniel is that man.

I’m starting to get into coins as a hobby and side hustle but I’m realizing it’s filled with scammers, con artists, and ripoff dealers

You the man! I wonder when crooks are going to buy an expensive Ms 65+ coin also a cheaper Ms 60 or Au and swap the coins. That would suck!

No Honor Among Thieves. Appreciate You Daniel 👊🏽💯

That's the best fake slab ever. They even mimicked a typical PCGS goof up with that date. I'm dsylxeic so at first I was going "no way that says 1895 O." Nope, read it right. Thanks for the video. You pointed out good stuff like "sometimes they use a real cert." I always forget they can do that. That's cheating! 😂

This is one of the few things in the hobby that really worries me. You really have to know who you’re buying from

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Good morning Dan. I've been picking up Silver Eagles in eBay auctions for the last week for $42-$55. They're all graded Mint State..., it concerns me that they may be bogus, so I try to purchase from reliable sellers. Keep up your great work!🥰💫💫💫💫💫

We live in a counterfeit world unfortunately. Thanks Daniel

The lable looks off color, and looks like someone cut a piece of paper.

I have never bought a slabed coin and that’s why, I’m too green to not have it looked at by a trusted expert

Daniel, there's so many people,on there coin sights,they have no idea what there talking about. YOUR'S IS THE BEST AND TRUTHFULL ONE.THANK YOU😊😊😊😊

Just verify it on the PCGS website -

Both sides should be in the same ballpark or galaxy

We have to always be suspicious of everything until you know it’s real. I am not that good being a newbie but I only buy from reputable sellers like our good friend Daniel

Looks like they changed out the coin. That don’t appear AU-58

Test it for silver content? Still like raw coins, especially now as we once believed in slabbed but can't any more.

I believe I have come across such a problem not exactly a fake coin but a coin holder with what I think was a swapped coin as the holder looked as though it might have been opened by one corner.

This will kill the hobby.

As Elaine Benes once said on Seinfeld, "FAKE, FAKE, FAKE, FAKE...."

Dang thieves !

Couldn't you come up with something better because this is a shamefully total crap fake, the Absolutely worst example of a fake I have ever encountered😂 even the date is wrong. I mean even a no-brainer would understand this is a fake