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They now own your coin. They do not own your photographs, even if they are photographs of things you no longer own. They would have had to pay somebody (or would have had to "spend" their o… (View Post)

Acetone, yes. Unless your coins are made of plastic, acetone should be harmless. E-Z-Est, no. It's tarnish remover, sulfuric acid-thiourea based. Designed to not cause too much corrosion to silver co… (View Post)

It is a modern replica of a "Reyes Catolicos" silver reale of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain. This particular replica, made of brass and with mushy details and a legend that's quite garble… (View Post)

There are three reasons to get a coin graded: - Authentication - Preservation - Valuation for resale. They are gold coins; they're perfectly capable of preserving themselves without much help. And si… (View Post)

If you search for "magic coin" or "magician's coin", you will find a great many similar objects - just not from Germany. I have seen many such, posted on the forums before. Americ… (View Post)