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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bryantallard, post: 3157040, member: 26727&quot;]UPDATE...</p><p>I recently took my coin to a new pawn store that I suspect to NOT be silver...that should be. they tried telling me that they use a chart to read to determine if a coin is silver. so according to the chart my coin ( a 1942 S war nickel) SHOULD be silver (which I already knew). I went on to explain to him the 1943 copper penny and the 1944 henning nickel and politely asked if he could do the test anyways. upon doing the test twice he asked someone else to come over and do the test as well and they both said there is NO EVIDENCE OF SILVER. he said it is called the scratch/scribe test. that when they do the test a silver coin should have some resistance and this coin just slid along the rock. so how accurate is the test?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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