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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ckachu16, post: 611284, member: 19019&quot;]I must be pretty slow today, but I am not quit understanding the whole magent bit. Are you saying that this is just to check if it is made with steel, hence making it a fake? So if it is attracted to the magnet at all, then it is fake, and if it doesnt then it is real? If you are saying that I could put a cloth between the two then how would I be damaging the coin? Sorry about having to keep asking for more clarification. I am not very good with the computer short hand yet, but I really do appreciate all of your help. You all seem to know so much about coins that I had one more unrelated question that noone has yet given an answer to me yet. I have also bought an lower grade (G4) 1881 CC morgan dollar and the weight seems about a gram less than what the book calls them to be. The coin is pretty worn, so with that being said, could it still be a legit coin or if it is that much lighter does that mean it must be a fake?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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