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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1865King, post: 7582511, member: 103207&quot;]He&#039;s not doing anything illegal or trying to commit fraud.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a few of his coins and from what I&#039;ve seen he is not reproducing any &quot;real&quot; coins.&nbsp; In other words he&#039;s not minting 1933 double eagles or 1804 dollars.&nbsp; If he did then that would be considered counterfeiting.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a few of his Peace dollars and the reason I bought them is real Peace dollars are almost impossible to find in high grades without spending a small fortune to get one.&nbsp; I will attach a picture of one he recently did.&nbsp;&nbsp; Good luck trying to find a US mint produced one in this condition.&nbsp; Maybe when the mint restrikes the Peace at the end of this year but, that&#039;s only if you can beat the big time dealers in the game of buying everything up then multiplying[ATTACH=full]1306691[/ATTACH] the sell price by 2 to 4 times so we can over pay for them.&nbsp; Good luck finding a Peace dollar struck like the 1918 I&#039;m posting.&nbsp; BTW they actually look even better in hand.&nbsp;&nbsp; Note the date of 1918.&nbsp; No mint struck Peace dollars were struck in that year.&nbsp; So it&#039;s not counterfeit.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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