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The seller listed the coin for $90 or best offer. The coin has a value under $50. You made a purchase of a coin that you do not want. The eBay seller offers free returns. Return It. On another note I… (View Post)

Dipping the coin is not the fix all answer as it can leave harsh cleaning marks when the tarnish is removed. The tarnish on the coin has some dark spots that can leave white spots when the tarnish is… (View Post)

Here are some die marking on the two body bagged by NGC and PCGS that are the same. Stars 5,6, and 7 are flat on both examples and the I in America has the top serif missing. My guess there will be s… (View Post)

I am leaning toward counterfeit as the date and mint mark are not a match for a known genuine example, and the denticles are off. I agree with PCGS Authenticity Unverifiable. (View Post)

Bill, you are correct about copies taking on the diagnostics of a genuine coin. I used the word appears genuine. I do not like the denticles on the example, but is could be the damage on the coin. Mo… (View Post)