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<p>[QUOTE="rzage, post: 409198, member: 14070"]You could take a small piece of wood and push down on the corners of the MM , THE FAKES WERE EITHER SOLDERED OR GLUED ON , if it breaks off it's a fake , or with a strong enough loupe you could look at the sides of the MM to see if any part of the MM has a gap between it and where it meets the coin .</p><p>rzage[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="rzage, post: 409198, member: 14070"]You could take a small piece of wood and push down on the corners of the MM , THE FAKES WERE EITHER SOLDERED OR GLUED ON , if it breaks off it's a fake , or with a strong enough loupe you could look at the sides of the MM to see if any part of the MM has a gap between it and where it meets the coin . rzage[/QUOTE]
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