Likewise :)
Its a heck of a coin in hand ;)
Hey gang, Im writing this on my phone so I need to keep it breif. FUN 2010 kicked off for dealers and early birds yesterday afternoon. I noticed...
The surfaces look funky to me.... My guess would be a cast copy...
you forgot to add that we are going to cover them in 40mils of .999 fine gold.
I think you may have something there.... We could be bajillionaires!!
Now if only they got what they paid for... I'm sorry but I just sit and watch the hyped up garbage they sell... It's sad really... Especially when...
It might just be the pic... but the luster does look a bit subdued... at least from what I'm seeing.
I have a couple of different setups. The one I use most is the Cannon 40D with an 105 MM Sigma Macro Lenz. I use 2 tabletop sunlight lamps and a...
I'm in for anything... I get in Wed. around 2ish... I am not going to have a table... I will be walking the floor. Lets definitely organize...
Maybe we can have the first annual cointalk "dinner and drinks" party one night??
There is really no way to tell how pure the piece is without a melt assay... the older fakes are mostly of the proper mixture... the newer...
BTW it was 3 different DDR's.... 2 of which came out of the same 2 boxes.
That is typical for this die pair.
The coins were struck like this until someone noticed it and the broken dies were pulled from use. There are quite a few of these particular cuds...
I'll try to stop by and say hey!
These all came out of 4 sealed boxes straight from brinks.
I just had 20 close on EBay this morning for $3-$4 a coin... this was the CDDR-026 which is a pretty neat one. I have been steadily selling them...
Just sent my donation as well :)
Question, I have seen a piece that looks identical to this one and have no doubts that it is a genuine piece... What makes this piece a fake?...
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