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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tankkiller275, post: 5124554, member: 114804&quot;]On another thread about a magician&#039;s coin someone posted a link to a video showing a person making such a coin.&nbsp; Personally, given the level of sophistication with measuring devices and the quality in equipment, I believe anyone with the patience and wherewithal to make such a coin, can.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Fred wasn&#039;t telling you to have it checked out...&nbsp; Don&#039;t put those words in his mouth.&nbsp; You cannot use that as an excuse when the coin is determined to be a magician&#039;s coin worth a few dollars.&nbsp; Fred was telling you it is a magician&#039;s coin.&nbsp; You did not believe him so he let you know that if you chose to send it in and Fred was wrong, he would pay for the cost of attribution.&nbsp; I&#039;m thinking Fred is not a betting man and has only made such agreement with coins many, if not all of the seasoned and experienced &quot;error&quot; coin collectors say is not an error.&nbsp; Fred is not going to say, &quot;yeah Rob, I think your coin is an error coin...&nbsp; send it in and I&#039;ll pay for it.&quot;&nbsp; It is not a challenge but rather a warning...&nbsp; IMO.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Fred, if you see me post, please correct me if I am wrong and due apologies will be bestowed upon you, my kind sir.</p><p><br /></p><p>Let&#039;s assume the coin is a legit, from the mint double obverse...&nbsp; In that case it would have had to have been manipulated that way.&nbsp; Not part of a normal minting run.&nbsp; If that were the case then it would not be an error but an intentional creation.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just my thoughts.</p><p><br /></p><p>~Rob[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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