While you may very well be correct. These came in a lot of other coins from that part of the world in which I was able to identify... specifically...
This walked in a couple of weeks ago and just got back from CAC. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yeah... I was thinking India... the thing is these are tiny... like 2-4mm wide and 10mm or so tall.
Anyone steer me the right way on these little guys? [ATTACH]
I forgot to update this thread...oops my fault! The coin went into a 63 holder and was subsequently sold.
I talked to a rep for one of the hand held companies. I asked him how far the reading penetrates... his answer? 10 microns.
Yep, Definitely counterfeit coin and slab.
Tim, I hope that attending one of these "big" shows will open your eyes a little. Just keep in mind... These dealers are VERY busy at these...
Nope looks like PMD. On a capped die strike you would have a normal reverse.
Yeah... I'd brown bag it if I was Tim.
I think the on site grading runs about $50-$65 a coin on a 24 hour turn around and $100 for a few hour turn around.
Budget $30 for lunch... These coin show food vendors are EXPENSIVE!
When it comes to the grading GSAs...these coins are in a different tier than regular coins that go into slabs... A different process is used so...
Any chance you could weigh it? Blisskr is most likely correct... But I have seen some test pieces from the mint that this vaguely reminds me of...
She'll be off to CAC this week... Any guesses if it I'll make the cut?
It looks really good dude!
Here are the only 2 I have been awarded. [ATTACH]
Bought this coin raw and just got her back from NGC today. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I thought both pieces had a chance at 63... Coin #1 has slightly more luster on the reverse... I think that's what bumped it.
Haha! The like was actually in appreciation of Doug's old fashioned stance.
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