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Of course the real tell-tale part of these fakes are they are either too good or too rare to be real. The seller lists everything as a novelty piece or reprint, which is fine and dandy, but I'm sure someone buying the pieces for $15 may not be so upfront about what these are. I've seen the Met. Reprints, and I've seen some scary good t206/Goudey/t210 etc. reprints, but I never saw Zeenut reprints that, at least in the scan, looked this good. Even some of these are pretty obvious (like the Risberg or the Claxton), but some of the others are hard to find fault with, unless you have them in hand. But by then, you've already bought it. I just wanted to point these out as something we need to be aware of. Thanks for the replies, never hurts to share these types of things.
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