I haven't added to this thread in a while because the Cold Steel counterfeits have become so ubiquitous and well done that it doesn't really mean much to try to identify every one of them any longer. China has made counterfeits of most models available on the usual sites in recent years.
While the too-good-to-be-true pricing is a valid warning sign when the original suppliers are offering them, the real problem arises in the following generations of sales, when individuals who bought the counterfeits re-sell them, knowingly or sometimes unknowingly offering the knock-off as the genuine article. And some of the counterfeits (including boxes) are so good that you just can't tell from photographs that they're fakes. It's especially problematic when it comes to the rarer, high-demand models. For example, I wouldn't buy a Rawles Voyager or a Thompson Vaquero now, even from a reputable resale vendor like Arizona Custom Knives, unless I knew for a fact that the knife had originally come from Cold Steel.
With that in mind, I'm adding photos of these counterfeit Broken Skulls selling on eBay currently.
Note that they're even marked as CTS-XHP blades. I know that original XHP Broken Skulls are pretty coveted now by both collectors and people who missed out back when Cold Steel offered them. Other than the black model, which Cold Steel never sold, they look almost identical to the real thing (at least in pictures; I can't vouch for the in-hand similarities).
As always,
caveat emptor!
-Steve