Another Listing On Ebay From Me

So I have put up one of the local stamps for sale

Happy to end the listing for a reasonable offer, however, I have no idea if this is genuine.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/322753445285

Based on Lyons' three volume work your stamp is not genuine. I do not see an apostrophe between "N" and "S" of Brown's", the banner should come to a point just before the rider's face and not touch the face, the arm of the rider completely covers the "I" of "PAID" (it should show a portion of the letter) and almost completely covers the "A" of "PAID" (it should only cover a portion of the lower right leg of the "A").

There is no comparison too the real stamp.
Photo from Robert A. Siegel Auctions

Wow, you have no idea if it's genuine, but you list it anyway potentially selling a counterfeit. Just Wow.

Ended based on the fact it is not genuine

Even the fakes are fun to collect if you have the information wtcrowe mentioned and know what you're doing. A nightmare without.

Might be worth consideration to state that you're unsure if the stamps are genuine. After all it's a true statement.

Hi Phil, I have enough trouble with collecting genuine and telling the difference, I think collecting forgeries will open Pandora's box for me! Ohhhh the pain, the pain!

Shermae, I'm thinking that and list at 1 dollar, but is it really worth the effort and time....I thought they may have been genuine until Perf12 posted the picture, I could see the difference then!
so unless someone wants them, they will go into the "what am I going to do with these?" box, along with some blackjacks that have seen better days, a 69 Washington missing a corner, some folded 88's, and 65's that have been fighting, and the ugliest 189 in existence!

Wow, I just learned how to detect another fake stamp. The arm cover the 'A' in paid-how cool is that??
Did any one notice that the riders entire lower leg is missing? Its not even there-gone-!!