Probably Stolen Counterfeit Items
Probably Stolen counterfeit items are goods whose authenticity affects how you should appraise and sell them. The official game overview describes authenticating rare goods and dealing in counterfeit stock. Inspect authenticity before agreeing to a price, and keep unverified items separate from stock you intend to sell as genuine.
| Detail | What the sources show |
|---|---|
| Authentication | The official overview confirms that rare goods can be authenticated |
| Counterfeit trade | The official overview describes relabeling and counterfeit sales |
| Detection thresholds | No verified category rates or inspection thresholds |
What counterfeit goods is
A counterfeit is an authenticity problem. Make authenticity its own check when valuing goods, separate from condition, price and any issues associated with the item’s origin.
How to get it
Counterfeit stock can arise in the shop’s trading loop. When a seller offers an item you cannot authenticate confidently, inspect it before negotiating. Keep notes on the clues shown by the item itself rather than generalizing from a different type of merchandise.
How to use or get rid of it
If a purchased item is identified as fake, separate it from genuine stock and reassess the transaction. The game overview describes relabeling and counterfeit sales as options. It does not establish that every buyer accepts the item or that a particular transaction avoids inspection.
Is it worth it?
Compare the actual offer with what you paid and what you can verify about the buyer. Use the item-price guide for context, then read the current trade screen before deciding. There is no verified counterfeit premium or buyer-by-category table for this article.
Common mistakes
Avoid valuing an untested item as genuine. A listed price is a starting point for appraisal and cannot establish authenticity. Do not infer a fixed inspection penalty or rank categories by counterfeit frequency without tested evidence.
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