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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1252830, member: 66&quot;]All of the pictured pieces are fakes.&nbsp; From the weights listed all the rest of them are as well with the exception of the Bar cent and the 1824 token.&nbsp; But the 1824 is fake because the date doesn&#039;t match the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Continential dollar&nbsp; 20% too heavy</p><p>bar cent&nbsp; weight is close this appears to be your best chance but considering the rest of the pieces</p><p>1776 Mass tree cent In 150 years only one genuine piece has shown up This is the MOST faked colonial coin. 50% light</p><p>1788 Mass cent Almost 2 grams too light</p><p>Virginia half penny&nbsp; 75% too heavy</p><p>J.S.O., CAL - 5 DOLLS&nbsp; too light by about a gram or so.</p><p>1652 pine tree shilling&nbsp; fake way too heavy</p><p>Unknown Token&nbsp; This is a hard times token, problem is the date should be 1837</p><p>New England Shilling&nbsp; fake 50% over weight</p><p>Gold Ingot (Meyers, &amp; Co., 1 oz. Troy, $18.00) fake 84% too light</p><p>Baldwin SF Gold&nbsp; fake&nbsp;&nbsp; appearance and too light</p><p>Blake &amp; Co $20&nbsp; fake appearance and more than 50% too light</p><p>$10 Mormon Gold&nbsp; Almost 50% too light.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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