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Re: I don’t see this Seated Half listed in the Red Book...
These are fun - and your example is one of the nicer examples I've seen. Nope - these were made on a brass planchet (like many die struck counterfeit Seated half dollars). Hand-made die obverse, tran… (View Post)9 -
Re: I don’t normally post pics of my Indian Cents...
These have never been published in a reference as far as I'm aware. But give it about a year and this variety, along with many other contemporary counterfeit U.S. copper coins, will be published in a… (View Post)1 -
Re: I don’t normally post pics of my Indian Cents...
They are copper. And unfortunately after 2+ years of fairly exhaustive reviews of historic newspapers and other related documents I have not found a single report of a counterfeit '1891' dated Indian… (View Post)2 -
Re: I don’t normally post pics of my Indian Cents...
I've got a couple of these as well - they are cool. At least 50 are estimated to still exist (View Post)3 -
Re: A most diminutive contemporary counterfeit - Mexico 1843 1/4 real
In high enough quantity they could probably make about 50% (assuming German silver) if distributing these themselves, or about 20-30% if selling pieces to a middle-man who would take more of the risk… (View Post)2