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Re: 1/2 dollar gold coin (1851) AND 2-1/2 dollars gold coin (1903)
Both appear to be base metal facsimiles. I've never seen a copy of a quarter eagle like that before. (View Post)1 -
Re: 1/2 dollar gold coin (1851) AND 2-1/2 dollars gold coin (1903)
I'd guess that the quarter eagle may be a game counter of some sort - I don't think it would fool anyone. (View Post)2 -
Re: Did they cross, and guess the grades. Gold Toners. Grades and TrueViews posted
I love those coins. I'm not sure that I think they really need holders of any sort... (View Post)1 -
Re: 1942 wrong-planchet error coin?
The first step you might take is having a specific gravity test performed. That will tell you whether it is plated or not. If not, you'd probably want to send it to one of the services to get th… (View Post)2 -
Re: NGC Sues City Gold for allegedly counterfeiting various 18th c. Countermarks, (Brasher, Burger, etc)
My understanding is that the guys ATS have made good on all of the coins out of this group that they've been able to locate. (View Post)1
