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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kimbalina, post: 1470757, member: 38746&quot;]Hello, I am new here. My name is Kimberly. I googled &quot;How can I tell if I have a counterfit Kennedy Half Dollar&quot; and it brought me here.&nbsp; I Love google. I could not believe you all were talking about the exact subject I am here to ask about.&nbsp; First, I know close to nothing about coins.&nbsp; I bought my coins on ebay. I was just looking at my KHD and what brought me here is a 1974 S KHD that feels so light that it made me stop and look at all of the KHD that I have. Also, have a 1980 S and 82S which all are very bright but feeling very light. I have to get a scale. Learned that from reading this forum thank you.&nbsp; My question is about the edges of these coins. They are very sharp and have a very distinctive edge as the coin is deep making it so you can feel the edge all the way around the coin.&nbsp; It is like it got poured and the person pouring did not finish the job.&nbsp; It does have that copper color around the edge you all mentioned in this thread.&nbsp; Can anyone tell me why the edge is this way. Thank you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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