Counterfit?

coinfreak499 · November 17, 2004 9:46AM

Bust
thanks in advance,
coinfreak

magikbilly · November 17, 2004 9:51AM

you are joking, right?

Billy

coinfreak499 · November 17, 2004 9:54AM

After looking at the other sellers items those are defentley counterfit.

ldhair · November 17, 2004 10:00AM

Item location: china
China

Theop · November 17, 2004 10:02AM

Clearly,

I know that you comparesme to even understand it, with his culture background, with his collect and keep the value, hope to do not miss it, I beg to exist with the quantity, begging to develop with the quantity of go into business the principle.

LindeDad · November 17, 2004 10:03AM

We'll DAAAAAAAA
China
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$9.00 opening bid.

magikbilly · November 17, 2004 10:09AM

<< <i>Item location: china
China

>>

Well, one of the the nicer examples of the 1804 did come out of Thailand...

Billy

Yousri · November 17, 2004 10:33AM

Looks ok to me, it is 1804 I can see the date. What's wrong with it. It a bargain for $9.00.
PCGS price guide says:
MS62 $1,450,000
MS64 $1,850,000

And this one looks MS66................

Just Kidding folks.

coppercoins · November 17, 2004 11:09AM

I compares am to venture other items related and finding specimen this similar and other having difference which natural different in others must is the rarer feature of two. Having difference it is, specimen with ours mark believe exact and difference other same not exact.

You thank.

translation: I compared this to the pics in the book, and because ours is different, it must be the only genuine one.

ldhair · November 17, 2004 11:20AM

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<< <i>Item location: china
China

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Well, one of the the nicer examples of the 1804 did come out of Thailand...

Billy >>

Well ok. I'll bid $10

Conder101 · November 17, 2004 9:16PM

<< <i>Well, one of the the nicer examples of the 1804 did come out of Thailand >>

That's because ONE of the real 1804 dollars actualy went INTO Thailand. One went into Muscat, two others went on an ocean voyage and came home. The Thailand and Muscat coins are the only ones that actually went into another country before the 1804's became known to collectors. (Only possible exception is that there are some contemporary reports that one of the class II coins may have been shipped to England.) Both the Thailand and Muscat coins have since come home.

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