Thank you very much for this. I think this is the most definite conclusion.
I hope I didn't start a new catchphrase. I hope we all know there's no such thing as a legal counterfeit. It's just contradictory and funny....
Good point. But I wonder where they draw the line. What is it said "ONE DOLLOP"
OK obviously not exact without denomination. so sorry.
Here is a close up....[ATTACH]
You beat me to it.
The problem is that there is some controversy about RPM's after 1990.
Your good Jeff, Yes the toning on the morgan is real, yes It was cleaned about 20 yrs ago.
Still going through my pocket change, Is it a [ATTACH] [ATTACH] D over D? or just another example of a worn die?
[ATTACH] opinions? Is this a good representation of this coin?
I wonder if the company at least had to buy the rights for the design.
It just seems so borderline.
So if a government-issued coin no longer has a denomination is it real?
This is not just a generic round though. It is an exact copy of real United States government currency. Just without the denomination.
How do companies get away with legally reproducing government currency and are they collectable? So called "Tributes". [ATTACH]
Exactly
I see. I found an article on it. What if "let's say" this anomaly was caused by a repair to the die. Would that make it a variety?...
C'mon, you really don't think it makes a difference?
Yes you did.
Yea, what's up with that place. I was afraid to even bring it up here.
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