1889 CC counterfeit

That's why I'm trying to read the posts on the 1899 counterfeits. I have nothing to add, because I know nothing about the 1889 counterfeits, but I'm trying to learn.

 

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Good Morning. Now, I see what caused the highjacked train wreck! Let me answer your last post.

TheMont, posted: "The title of this tread is "1899 Counterfeit". I waited while it was discussed and when I felt that there was a lull in the discussion I brought in my post concerning another counterfeit."

No need to bring up the other stuff in your post again as I already answered it. Then, after dumb me forgot the thread was about an 1889-CC counterfeit and called the coin an 1899 due to your post, this:

TheMont, posted: "Gee, that was an interesting post about 1899 counterfeits."

I figured you were making a "snarky" comment about the date error I made and replied: "Wow, guess you got me good. More importantly, did you understand how the alteration was done?"

Now to your last post: TheMont, posted: "That's why I'm trying to read the posts on the 1899 counterfeits. I have nothing to add, because I know nothing about the 1889 counterfeits, but I'm trying to learn."

The thread is not about 1899 counterfeits. LOL!

NOTE to others, I am still looking for a cup and saucer "seam" image. I don't wish to go to the bank to get a coin to photograph.

 

A soft collet would be made that matches the reeding on the O.D.
That would hold it securely w/o leaving marks. At least none the
casual observer would ever find.

 

Yeah, that would work.