Listed under Counterfeits, with a whole lot more of them ;)
You could always check the slab number and see if it matches.
Few others ever know the answer unless they search it out. The answer is the 1915 Pan Pac $1 gold and the 1915 Pan Pac $50 gold (octagonal only)...
No worries ;)
I have never seen an auction offered by that seller that wasn't hugely overpriced.
Howdy sehertz - Welcome to the Forum !! I'll wait and see what Mike says about it, but it looks like a genuine flip-over strike to me. No idea...
Yes - with the mint mark.
The same place you bought yours.
Happy B-Day CT !! :high5:
Not a clue what it is. But if all the coins have stuff like that on them a dip in acetone certainly isn't going to hurt them any worse It'll make...
rotfl !!
Mik - the one document discusses the issue of of the mullets in great detail. It even explains how the dies used at one mint were transferred to...
Thanks for that first link there ranchhand :high5: That's one I haven't run across before. By the way, don't let Roy read that second link -...
Well Clinker I gotta tell ya, that's a new one for me. But it makes perfect sense :thumb: Now here's one for you - what US coins have a...
And you got the same answer a year ago :D
I wondered if that was the case, but I wasn't sure. About the only suggestion I could make would be for you to contact the Royal Mint and ask them...
I found the info buried on the mint's web site a few years ago. At the time there were only 11 authorized dealers. There are now 14 to the best of...
Mik - I found that info in about 15 seconds, I typed "Scottish mints" into Google's advanced search and there it was. There is a lot more...
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