COA Certificate of Authenticity Inquiry question???

[HaleysComics]

I took it as burgyeb thought about selling the C.O.A but decided against it as someone could use them for fraudulent purposes. Then stated he might sell them to the person who bought the coins from him, to which the C.O.A belongs to. Hence the revenge is sweet comment.

LOL i got it burg.

[burgyeb]

There you go.......one with understanding and a good sense of humor.

[adruml]

I'm glad everybody kissed and made up!

Who's minding the store? If COAs are not real why are there so many boasting they provide them here on eBid?
Shouldn't buyers be able to feel confident they are buying what is being presented?

[HaleysComics]

I'm glad everybody kissed and made up!

Who's minding the store? If COAs are not real why are there so many boasting they provide them here on eBid?
Shouldn't buyers be able to feel confident they are buying what is being presented?

C.O.A are real, you just need to make sure they are from a reputable company. For example comic books C.O.A a couple of well known companies are Wizzard & Dynamic Forces.

[burgyeb]

Certificates of Authenticity (COA's) are real, depending on the source of their origin. Am very confident of the authenticity of a COA received from the USA Mint, the GB Royal Mint, and other such sources. I am also very confident to offer collectibles, that include a COA, that I purchased direct from an official Mint.

However, some online sellers who offer signed collectibles, print out generic COA's, and offer them for sale with their items. Never again. Learned this the hard way. Will purchase these types of collectibles from trusted, on site dealers, etc.

[adruml]

Thank you!!