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These generally sell for rather little money: well, very little money compared to the sale of genuine tablets. Makes one wonder if the seller really believes them to be genuine.

He often provides very large images so there is actually no problem in seeing that they are fakes.

Seller has changed the wording , though I'm unsure what he means to convey.

2023

Same seller in Germany: new ID for the last few years.

Has sold hundreds and hundreds and it seems just about all his customers believe they have purchased genuinely ancient artefacts.

2024

He continues to sell these fakes in large numbers and only only person has seemingly realised that they were deceived.