And when did anyone ever question whether it was legal to import them or not ? I certainly didn't. The original question was whether or not it...
Howdy jburke - Welcome to the Forum !! Yes, you need to dip them in pure acetone (not fingernail polish remover). The coins may or may not be...
They stopped using roll dies in the 1600's. That was struck.
Catbert has it. Look closely at the pics 900, see how there is a thin wire like edge sticking up above the rim ? It's easiest to notice on the obv...
Don't think it's machine doubling, just die deterioration which would account for the poor strike as well.
Ahhhh, but oh how peaceful it would be ;)
Both of the Morgans appear to be nice coins at first glance. But they are both damaged and would be considered ungradeable.
The Peace dollar I would say is VF and harshly cleaned. The quarter eagle has AU details but is damaged. There are two large scratches on the obv...
Exactly - so now you tell me, how do you prove when that coin was manufactured ? The point is - you cannot, not in any way, shape or form. So...
Probably not, I voted, just didn't post. In my opinion the coin has too many hits on the reverse to be a 65 so I voted 64. But given the clean...
Based on the size of the hole in relation to the size of the coin, 38mm, the bullet would have been about a 9mm. But no 9mm cartidge will...
Still having trouble reading I see, I said - "for you to call it - MINE"
It's a medal and I would guess it was struck in brass.
Sorry Sherry, I have never written about English coins. But if you click - HERE - you can find a great deal of information about the coins of many...
Dunno for sure, I think it does.
I imagine whatever damage there was on the coin was done before you ever got it. You just washed some dirt off that made the damage visible.
It's legal because you are not trying to defraud anyone if you describe the coins as fakes or copies.
You're misunderstanding the law. The law says that you cannot make replicas without placing the COPY stamp on them. It doesn;t say you can't own...
He can sell them all day long as long as he notes they are fakes. And it's perfectly legal.
Keep 'em dry and cool.
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