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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;themansionshop, post: 965926, member: 23245&quot;]That&#039;s what I thought too, usually the magician coins are below the weight because of the hollow space , showever the coin does give a ping sound when you bounce it, </p><p>no dull or emptiness is heard from this coin. This coin must had been in circulation for some time and it may be a magician coin that was put in circulation sometimes ago but</p><p>why would someone want to spend a $25 for $2 EURO worth? but then again why not! short on money or maybe the the kids stole the coin from daddy and bought themself some candy,</p><p>who knows. I really don&#039;t know if it&#039;s real or not but if I think of it now the magician $2 EURO only comes with the same geometrical equivalency and that being</p><p>that the both sides are non - rotated , both being the same when turned horizontaly. With this coin, when rotated horizontaly the other side is 180 degree rotated so </p><p>maybe someone just rotated the other side of the insert and then they would have glued the parts together i guess? I will be sending this coin to have authenticated even</p><p>though it&#039;s underweight but I had to put this thread cause I really don&#039;t want to spend $25 to have it graded and I don&#039;t want to spend $25 and buy myself a magician coin</p><p>so I could compare them both. Does anyone out there have or seen one before and can make a diagnosis and compare this one with what the magician coin sounds like when</p><p>you bounce it? Does it give a ping sound or is it hollow like sound? ..anyone[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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