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Tom, Because it is certified as a 1917 matte proof, does not absolutely imply that it is such. Do you believe everything you see on a slab? Haven't you found coins in slabs that were not what they cl… (View Post)

So IMO, Breen was then considered an "expert" because IMO no one then challenged him. IMO, if Roger, JD, or a few others were back then, we would have refuted Breen then, and perhaps he wou… (View Post)

There is one low grade specimen of a 1942-S Jefferson nickel that is claimed to have been struck on a copper-nickel planchet with the S mint mark on the side of Monticello. This was claimed to have b… (View Post)

You are right in general, I agree with your point, anyone with experience and knowledge should be able to identify counterfeit currency. Perhaps it is specific to the legal perspective, such as a pol… (View Post)

OMG, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL, rolling on the floor laughing (View Post)