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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BruceJonathanFick, post: 7772428, member: 122184&quot;]&quot;Is this coin authentic ?&quot; Even if it tested &amp; measured 100% verified authentic (according to it&#039;s weight &amp; size, Silver content, all th other ingenious scientific methods I&#039;ve seen illustrated in counterfeiting videos &amp; printed articles)- U.S.coin</p><p>age lettering &amp; numbering &amp; surfaces are consistently precise.-Sloppy appearance </p><p>in lettering &amp; numbering/surface irregularities are evidence of fakes, (like that area </p><p>between Liberty&#039;s forehead &amp; bust perhaps ?) Compare photos of a Certified genuine 1795 to this. I bought an American made microscope, years ago to examine whether a Silver dollar was a &quot;slider&quot; o genuine Mint State.It doubles as a way to determine </p><p>if it&#039;s a fake. I have a Morgan dollar my aunt sent me from a San Bernardino bank</p><p>in 1960. It&#039;s a counterfeit. The Chinese only had 11 yrs until 1960 to infiltrate fakes</p><p>They&#039;ve been getting better &amp; better at flooding the USA w/fakes from 1960-2021.</p><p>That phrase &quot;All&#039;s fair in Love and War is their mantra apparently.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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