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Re: An unusual saga (and conclusion) regarding two 1924-S Standing Liberty Quarters
@dcarr - those are 2 excellent examples of a reasonably common (i.e., 50+ still exist), documented, researched, and published die struck contemporary counterfeit U.S. coin variety. @Namvet69 - There … (View Post)7 -
Re: Please let me Know Your opinions About this 1823 Dime
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Re: NewP- 1849 'Platinum' 'Dollar' ***Update*** RWB drops some knowledge***
It's actually just a silver planchet. Here's another example with some gold plating still present. No contemporary counterfeit gold dollars are known to have been struck on platinum planchets; quarte… (View Post)6 -
Re: One of the nicer contemporary counterfeit Walking Liberty half dollars I've owned...
Yes, for a cast counterfeit WLH your example is quite nice. Some die struck counterfeit WLHs are also quite good, such as this 1921 made from hand-made dies. (View Post)4 -
Do you recognize this early 'Photograde' image from a publication?
I recently bought 6 photograding photos dated to the 1950s (or thereabouts), and I'm attaching an example of the Indian Cents photo. I've never seen anything like these before, but really like them. … (View Post)2