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Why do they call them "mechanical errors" when they are obviously "human errors"? One major grading service blunder that I bought mail order from a major well-known dealer was a 1… (View Post)

One is real and I can hold it in my hand. The other is make-believe. Guess which one I want to hold onto. :) (View Post)

Harshly cleaned and polished. It does have .9675 Troy ounces of gold though so it's worth a little more than $3200 in gold value. (View Post)

The acetone will cost more that the coin is worth. I would just spend it or put it on eBay as an "Extremely rare and unique mint error." I'm just kidding about putting it on eBay. (View Post)

Contemporary counterfeit intended to circulate in commerce. (View Post)