are roman artifacts on ebay real?
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Wakeling noted that many ancient Egyptian artifacts were, in fact, fakes. ... People who used to make a few dollars selling a looted artifact to a middleman in their village can now produce their own "almost-as-good-as-old" objects and go directly to a person in a nearby town who has an eBay vendor account.
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On the other hand, auctioneers can (and do) sell replicas, reproductions and knockoffs so long as there is no intent to deceive and the ordinary purchaser would have a reasonable understanding that this property is a replica, reproduction and/or knockoff.
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iOffer no longer sells replica items . Every single thing has been removed. They did a website maintenance and when it was restored all the items were done. To improve the iOffer buyer/seller community they are verifying new and existing sellers.
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To cut it short, yes. It is real jewellery, and the same jewellery you are familiar with goes for a much higher price than you think.
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Huge scam site Appears that they have been going out of business for a year now. If they _really_ sold leather items they would explain what type of leather is being used. Even places that sell cheap leather products explain that they are "genuine leather" (cheapest quality). This site does not even so that.
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The sad reality is that old, second-hand cultured pearls aren't worth a lot. There's no obvious place to sell them and you won't get much from a jeweller or by putting them on eBay. Our advice is to keep them as a memento or give them to someone who'll appreciate them.
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If it is still readable, then the answer is most likely yes. But the exact value depends on how many disks were made and how many of them remained readable, and how good the disk's physical condition is. And of course if it is original or not. Because if it isn't, then it does not worth anything at all.
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I have seen Italian Lira, they do exist, however they are not in production or in circulation. You can't use them to purchase anything and monetarily they represent no current value. My husband has a collection of them and remembers when the Lira was in use, but they are just keepsakes.
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As soon as the item was opened you can tell they aren't real. Looking at the reviews there seems no point talking to their customer services. Chalk this down to a bad experience with an online seller pushing fake clothes. BEWARE, items on BBC are cheaper for a reason, the goods are fake!
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Well-preserved old newspapers for sale on eBay are usually more valuable than those that are falling apart. Are old newspapers worth anything? ... Old newspapers are rare because they were mostly preserved by libraries and newspaper offices, and the demand is likely to increase with the passage of time.
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If you purchase from Amazon and not a 3rd party seller you can guarantee they are real. I checked on the GHD website and Amazon comes up as an Authorized seller.
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A significant percentage of UGGs sold on eBay are fake. Even Deckers Outdoors Corporation is not allowed to sell products straight from the shoe factory. If a seller claims the UGG boots are cheap because they are “straight from the factory,” odds are that the boots are counterfeit.
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Most of them are valued today at 20-50 $ a pieces of medium condition and not so rare. In some cases, for example a rare emperor or rare reverse can have a high value, around 1000 $ or even higher. Usually the Consecratio theme or the family coins, with more than one member are rare.
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Actually everything by Creed on ebay is 90% fake. Actually, watch out for ANYTHING by Chanel. Now, those are the most common counterfeited fragrances, but that doesn't mean every single one of them on eBay is fake, you just have to beware of the following points when shopping: 1.
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It would appear that Microsoft Office 365 products listed for sale with very low prices and described as 'an instant download' or 'you will be sent your product key through the eBay messaging system' are in fact fake.
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They aren't worth anything, you spend money on them. Also, the ones that are like commemorative gold coins of REAL gold coins, they have a HUGE stamp on them that says that they are not real. They are, basically, a scam. As /u/stuthullu mentioned, they're largely produced by private companies posing as the US Mint.
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GunBroker is every bit as "legit' as is Ebay........... both have their share of scammers, liars and frauds. Check the sellers feedback as a seller. Check what items he has sold previously.