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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Digenes, post: 558200, member: 16318&quot;]As far as I can recall it is not ANACS&#039;s responsibilty to stamp copy on the coin, but the responsibitly of the individual who created the coin.&nbsp; ANACS in following the procedure they have outlined is doing nothing more then any other business would be requried to do.&nbsp; Turn the suspected coin over to the Secrect Service who in turn determines if the coin is really counterfit, and then invistigates ALL counterfiting.</p><p>Remembering all &quot;US&quot; coins ever minted can still be used today as &quot;legal tender&quot;, so a counterfit morgan dollar, be it sold for 8 dollars or 100 dollars on ebay can still be used as a dollar in any store, or deposited in any bank for face value.</p><p>In all regards the way I read it ANACS is just following the law as they are written.&nbsp; Now if the other TPG would just do the same, we might actually be able to take a huge bite out of the fake coins flooding the market.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Dave[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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