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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2117156, member: 19463"]I will be interested in hearing the Sear result. I did not say the coin is fake. I said:</p><p><br /></p><p>I also stand by that. Certainly having a Sear certificate would make the coin better but I have trouble spending nearly as much on the certificate (and postage) as I would pay for the coin. I suppose this reverse would sell for a few hundred even in this shape so it may be the best answer.</p><p><br /></p><p>Seeing the Ponterio coin, my first thought is that it would be a great subject for tooling/smoothing. Without touching a single letter or portrait part but just smoothing out the fields and repatinating would produce a coin that would do well in certain auctions. I hope it belongs to someone who won't and I really hope they don't decide to recut the missing laurel wreath details (which would give the coin away) but this looks like a candidate for evil.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2117156, member: 19463"]I will be interested in hearing the Sear result. I did not say the coin is fake. I said: I also stand by that. Certainly having a Sear certificate would make the coin better but I have trouble spending nearly as much on the certificate (and postage) as I would pay for the coin. I suppose this reverse would sell for a few hundred even in this shape so it may be the best answer. Seeing the Ponterio coin, my first thought is that it would be a great subject for tooling/smoothing. Without touching a single letter or portrait part but just smoothing out the fields and repatinating would produce a coin that would do well in certain auctions. I hope it belongs to someone who won't and I really hope they don't decide to recut the missing laurel wreath details (which would give the coin away) but this looks like a candidate for evil.[/QUOTE]
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