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It looks like an original coin with the usual Euro dirt. It doesn't bother me in the least and you'd be crazy to mess with it. Just my opinion. (View Post)

It was an L that the subtreasury in NYC stamped on coins that were light or underweight. (View Post)

The mintage number of a coin is far less important than the surviving population number. An extreme example is the 1927-D Saint Gaudens double eagle which had a mintage of 180,000 coins but a survivi… (View Post)

I certainly remember you. If you forgot your password under your old name "piecesofme", ask one of the forum administrators to reset it for you. (View Post)

This massive influx of mostly Chinese produced counterfeit coins is hurting the coin collecting hobby which results in fewer new coin collectors entering the hobby and existing coin collectors to lea… (View Post)