Counterfeit coin
Armyairborne1
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Can anyone tell me if this coin is legit
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Armyairborne1
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Your thread headline and your post question is conflicting.
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It's blurry, but it seems to be a real coin made into a piece of jewelry.
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I agree on both counts, especially the blurry part.
It looks to me like it's been capped. If so, it will read heavy as a result of the metal from the cap.
Looks maybe it could have been hollowed out?
If there is a tiny hole on the reverse then it is a prank squirt toy (fashioned out of a coin). Most of these were crafted out of nickels.
It appears to be sitting inside the shell of something else.
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I don't see that. I mean, it could be, but that would be hidden by the shell in which it resides. Might have just been mounted on a belt buckle or something like that.
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I'd say "counterfeit" is not a term that applies here.
Official PCGS account of:
www.TallahasseeCoinClub.com
The photo is too blury to tell.
And we are lacking details about the shell.
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