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<p>[QUOTE="ajm229, post: 55755, member: 3350"]Hey everybody, I just signed up on CoinTalk today, and I'd like to ask a question of our experts out there if I may:</p><p><br /></p><p>I was searching through a big box of coins my dad and I rolled up around 1993, before I really became interested in collecting (I used to simply keep the wheat cents because they were "neat"), and I found a cent with three curved clipstaken out of three defferent sides of the coin. </p><p><br /></p><p>I took this to a coin shop the other day and asked a friend who worked there if he could tell me anything about whether it was the real deal or not. He said, after examining the coin through a microscope, that he could find no evidence of tool marks or sanding off of the edge of the coin that would make it a counterfeit. </p><p><br /></p><p>So here's the question: is there anything distinct that a counterfeit clip would show under a 10X magnifying glass that I could look for, and if not, is the coin worth at least sending in someplace for authentication? Where could I send it if so?</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks to anyone who could give me some insight!</p><p><br /></p><p>~AJ[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ajm229, post: 55755, member: 3350"]Hey everybody, I just signed up on CoinTalk today, and I'd like to ask a question of our experts out there if I may: I was searching through a big box of coins my dad and I rolled up around 1993, before I really became interested in collecting (I used to simply keep the wheat cents because they were "neat"), and I found a cent with three curved clipstaken out of three defferent sides of the coin. I took this to a coin shop the other day and asked a friend who worked there if he could tell me anything about whether it was the real deal or not. He said, after examining the coin through a microscope, that he could find no evidence of tool marks or sanding off of the edge of the coin that would make it a counterfeit. So here's the question: is there anything distinct that a counterfeit clip would show under a 10X magnifying glass that I could look for, and if not, is the coin worth at least sending in someplace for authentication? Where could I send it if so? Thanks to anyone who could give me some insight! ~AJ[/QUOTE]
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