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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 3061189, member: 15199&quot;]Brian , All we can go on are the photographs you provide,&nbsp; and the appearance we see. Fred Weinberg, mentioned in the article you posted is a member here also. The coin will not change if you wait and get all the help you can. As Ldhair mentioned above, there are XRFspectrometers, that a large number of bullion coin shops utilize to&nbsp; tell the composition of metal. I suspect Southern Fla. has several . I suspect that the cost would be less than the trip and NGC, if they would look at it at all in person. There are other tests can could detect the difference, but they would damage the surface of the coin. Please don&#039;t be too hard on the forum, they are not holding it in hand, and new members bringing a coin they have read about and hope they have is an everyday activity. Welcome Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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