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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;blsmothermon, post: 1002956, member: 26158&quot;]In my opinion, the 1964 Peace Dollar, the &quot;Proofed&quot; 2009 ASE, and anything like them are FAKES and should be marked as such. The Hobo nickel argument is moot because the general public can look at it tell it is an altered coin. You are manufacturing a product that WILL decieve someone at some point, so in my opinion you are responsible for producing a replica without marking them. The argument that you are making something that never existed is false, 2009 ASE&#039;s exist, Peace Dollars exist. Let&#039;s say I took $1 bills and scrubbed the ink and printed Series of 1976 $50 bills and call them Bicentennial Commemorative bills (Series of 1976 $50&#039;s don&#039;t exist). WHEN, not if, someone tries to pass one as genuine they are going to hunt me down for counterfeiting. For whatever reason, the Fed doesn&#039;t seem to care about couterfeit coins (or there wouldn&#039;t as big of a problem with China) or you would be in the same boat. Just my opinion, and I won&#039;t be paying a premium for a fake, sorry.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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