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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 82313, member: 66"]Quite frequently. The Morgan Mint is one of these questionable organizations that markets coins, real coins, to people at inflated prices similar to those seen on the cable and satelite coin shows. (and as I said earlier at one time they were even marketing silver eagles in counterfeit ICG shells. I know because I have one of the few that got out before I contacted ICG and they shut them down. The Morgan Mint was having the fake shells made in China. they weren't sellig them AS ICG certified coins, but the unique shape of the ICG shells make them distinctive almost like a trademark and ICG acted to protect that image recognition.) There's a National Federated Mint that is always discovering forgotten hoards of Morgan dollars. They tend to market by direct mail and in magazines The Washington Mint is big on oversized silver rounds that look like coins, but they have also been known to market state quarters including plated and colorized ones. And there are others. (The Franklin Mint has been out of the coin business for years. Which is a shame because they actually did a very good job making coins. The coins were usually well designed and well struck.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 82313, member: 66"]Quite frequently. The Morgan Mint is one of these questionable organizations that markets coins, real coins, to people at inflated prices similar to those seen on the cable and satelite coin shows. (and as I said earlier at one time they were even marketing silver eagles in counterfeit ICG shells. I know because I have one of the few that got out before I contacted ICG and they shut them down. The Morgan Mint was having the fake shells made in China. they weren't sellig them AS ICG certified coins, but the unique shape of the ICG shells make them distinctive almost like a trademark and ICG acted to protect that image recognition.) There's a National Federated Mint that is always discovering forgotten hoards of Morgan dollars. They tend to market by direct mail and in magazines The Washington Mint is big on oversized silver rounds that look like coins, but they have also been known to market state quarters including plated and colorized ones. And there are others. (The Franklin Mint has been out of the coin business for years. Which is a shame because they actually did a very good job making coins. The coins were usually well designed and well struck.)[/QUOTE]
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