1776 Continental Currency Coin - real or fake

Came across this coin today while buying a bulk coin lot. Not familiar at all with this. Any help is appreciated.

It feels like pewter or lead maybe.

Weight is 22.1 grams

 

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These pieces are highly faked. Unless it is in a third party graders slab, I'd consider it questionable.......

Welcome to the forum dear fellow.

 

This piece is really, really fake. It might be pewter or lead, but it is clearly fake.

 

Guess we have a double post on this. Lol Yep, fake!

 

Oops, sorry, double post

 

Wow, worse than the chinese ones of a decade ago.

 

Thought so.........

 

You could probably drink a soda through the pores in this coin.

 

Who'd do that? Lead poisoning.........

 

99% sure it's fake. Mushy details (probably cast).

Is there a seam around the edge of the coin? Could you post pictures of the rim of the coin?

 

Fake for sure!

 

Hello, I recently ran across this similar coin (which is likely a replica) and was hoping a trained eye could help me confirm one way or the other. Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

See how your coin has a seam on the edge?
The real ones can't have that. Replica/copy coin.
If you paid a dollar or whatever for this coin, you know it's not real.
As real ones cost hundreds and even thousands of dollars.

 

A 100% replica of the real thing.

 

Looking for a little help with this Continental Currency too...


edited - Sorry, but you can't attach pictures that way, it doesn't work

 

Please start your own thread for this.