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Bear in mind: creating a fake "certificate of authenticity" is much easier than creating a fake coin. All you need is a colour printer. Or a black and white printer, in this case. And in th… (View Post)

These are both cheap and common, typical "10 cents each" scratchtray coins. (View Post)

99.7% chance that it's simply a worn or damaged coin. 0.3% chance that it's a broadstrike, or some other actual mint error that might create a smooth edge on a normally reeded coin. We would need pic… (View Post)

Anything that makes people want to own coins, and want to look at coins and study them, is by definition "numismatic" and therefore "good for numismatics". It might not be the sam… (View Post)

Technically, you cannot know if it is "rare" or not, if you don't know what it is. ;) I do not know if it is "rare", butI know it is not a "coin". It is a medal of some … (View Post)