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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cplradar, post: 7409182, member: 108985&quot;]There is just no end to this and I am sure there are lots of counterfeit coins of this quality on the market.&nbsp; There is no way that even a moderately educated coin collector can know that such an obscure deviation of a fake from a variety analysis makes the coin counterfeit.&nbsp; There will always be a market for this.&nbsp; The ONLY protection, and which is a repetition of what I have been saying all along, is that the dealers and auction houses have to get SERIOUS about identification databases, coin tracking and pedigree.&nbsp; Every coin a dealer purchases needs to be analyzed for pedigree and determined that it has not been stolen.&nbsp; It needs to IDs digitally and tracked.&nbsp; That will largely protect people from counterfeits.&nbsp; The grading companies are not doing variety analysis unless you pay for it.&nbsp; This will slip past them every time.&nbsp; Bet on it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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