Nope.
Aha. The edge certainly changes things.
Makes you wish they'd find a way to take on some volunteer proofreaders, or maybe put a "report errors" link on every type's page.
It is proof that the Romans founded Charleston long before the British ever arrived. The mint at Colonia Charlestonia used the SC inscription to...
Well, there is this one, from one of my December giveaways. It belongs to @Johnnie Black now. [ATTACH]
I was waiting to see what you thought of it.
I think this could happen if the kernel is slightly too large to fit inside the outer ring. The pressure of striking would displace the metal of...
I agree. But I don't think anyone would bother faking a 2-Eurocent of any kind. It surely wouldn't be worthwhile. But since this is a 2-Euro,...
Found some interesting info on this page about bimetallic errors, but it doesn't leave me any closer to knowing what's going on with this coin. I...
A bimetallic casting? Strange. I'm still dubious. But ... who knows? I don't.
Well, now, there's a factoid I didn't know. So that's grape juice and not some purple dye? That's interesting. And reassuring.
Damaged. It is an error to believe this coin is an error.
Exactly. We know that counterfeits exist and what they are, but tell us what makes you think this coin is counterfeit, @paddyman98?
Merged the duplicate threads.
You're calling that "perfect"?
PS- hammered gold and the grading services give me huge headaches. I had an episode last year that really annoyed me, but we won't get into that...
I can't help you with variety attribution, but I will say you got a very nice price on that coin indeed, and if it's better than @panzerman's,...
This is a very annoying glitch in the NGC/Krause database, which affects at least dozens of types (and who knows, maybe hundreds). I encounter it...
I personally find that unlikely, though I will concede that it's possible.
Naah, I've only got eyes for one coin in that auction, and if I get outbid on that one (which seems likely), there is other stuff on the agenda. :)
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