Continental Currency Identification

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by Beanpole64, Jun 12, 2018.

  1. Beanpole64

    Beanpole64 New Member

    Hi Folks,

    My name is Beanpole and I will cut to the chase. I recently received this Continental Currency coin from a older uncle in a box of items for my birthday and am not sure if it is a copy or not. It is the version with the one r in the word in Curency and there is no seams on the coin or the word copy does not appear on the coin. I would appreciate any help on identifying this coin and thanks in advance.

    Kind Regards, Beanpole image.jpg
     

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  3. Kentucky

    Kentucky Supporter! Supporter

    Hey, welcome to CoinTalk, I'm sure someone here can help you. It will help to have a picture of the other side and a weight (if possible).
     
  4. YoloBagels

    YoloBagels Well-Known Member

    Looks grainy and weakly struck; I'm not confirming anything but I personally think it's not authentic as this is one of the most heavily faked US coins.
     
  5. l.cutler

    l.cutler Member

    Unfortunately this is one of the many souvenir type copies. Most likely made before the "copy" stamp was required by law.
     
  6. Oldhoopster

    Oldhoopster Member of the ANA since 1982

    Sorry, but you have a cast copy.
     
  7. Mike at APMEX

    Mike at APMEX Member

    Unquestionably a cast counterfeit. Worth a couple of dollars as a novelty. The grainy surfaces and lack of details give it away.
     
  8. Beanpole64

    Beanpole64 New Member

    Thanks guys I suspected it was a cast counterfeit. O we’ll I won’t be going on that extra long Vacation. Lol
     
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