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Those close ups confirm that it is not a genuine clip. There is no metal flow whatsoever. On the contrary, there is a raised lip of metal that is a tell-tale sign of post-striking damage from a saw o… (View Post)

Very unusual. Contemporary counterfeit quarter eagle, overstruck on a genuine dime, once gilt. I can't make out the original date on the dime but it might be figure-out-able in hand. (View Post)

@Deannalea1976 you seem to be complaining about something but I don't know what. You have a cent struck in normal composition that was rolled a little thin. The slab label agrees with that. Roll… (View Post)

All I know about whizzing is that people used to do it a lot and it hardly happens anymore. I'm not sure i've ever seen a whizzed coin... but this is whizzed, right? Or just plain counterfe… (View Post)

Post-mint damage. To the original poster: See if you can explain why this must be post-mint damage. Alternatively, see if you can describe a series of actions within the Mint that would produce an er… (View Post)