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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;leigh, post: 546085, member: 17794&quot;]Hello experts,</p><p>I inherited coins from my father and grandfather - my grandfather collected old and odd. He did not purchase them and he never displayed them.&nbsp; He worked at a liquor store and &#039;checked change&#039; especially for oddities. They were kept in a cloth bag and in old perscription bottles - I have 3 listed on ebay right now (5movinup) and was recently contacted by a kind member letting me know that the metal bumps on my 1909 coin are from casting and can not be on a coin minted in the U.S.&nbsp;&nbsp; OMG!!! i am now selling a possible counterfeit....I have been researching ever since as I do not want to deceive a potential buyer.</p><p>My coin passes the Ring Test, the magnet test, does not have a seam, has some very fine scratch marks under the magnifying glass that could be tool marks on the reverse and the only side the bumps are on is the reverse.&nbsp; HELP.&nbsp; Any thoughts?&nbsp; </p><p>Leigh[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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