Yes. Forgot to add that part
Looks like they gutted the dollar, filed down the quarter, plated the quarter, and then dropped it in. Amazing that the weight is within tolerance
Excellent point about the quarter's rim
A dealer had it and was selling it as a magician's coin. I told him I believe the intent was not to be a magician's coin but was instead meant to...
Weighs the same as the Quarter/Dollar mule. Looks like a Quarter/Dollar mule. Sounds like a Quarter/Dollar mule... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Collect errors! Start with different error types within a series, like Washington Quarters. Always start with some kind of theme, and study and...
Probably was part of a magicians coin
That definitely looks like a "rolled thin" example
I think I saw that before. Perfect linear laminations. That is amazing
If these were found on two separate coins from what you got in change, I imagine most if not that entire roll (and more) would look the same. Thus...
[ATTACH] One is genuine, one is fake (however both are 90% pure).
Photo quality not good enough for me to tell for certain if it is a lamination, a strike through, or damage.
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Do you mean the website? If so, it is definitely real. If you mean the invisible cantaloupe you posted shaped like Rodan's The Thinker, no, it is...
I imagine a portion of them have also been resubmitted after being cracked out which inflates populations
Absolutely great read, Physics!
No way that particular one is genuine; altered 100%
Ok, so I always understood Rare vs. Scarce in an economic sense. For example, if I draw a picture of President Trump and sign it, and I only do...
Not always. Some unplated cents scream with Mint luster, like this one I have. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Agree 100% with Alurid et al
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