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<p>[QUOTE="Ian, post: 81165, member: 283"]The ones you have just shown are very obviously cast fakes / reproductions, but the problem with that is that they have been cast with the same marking. That means the host coin that they have been copied from had such a mark on it. N'est ce pas? You just don't get `pits' appearing in the same location coin to coin with casts.</p><p><br /></p><p>When compared to the image shown in your first post, they are definitely `fuzzy' in definition in comparison to it. For a start, the mark on it (the original ) when compared to the rest of its surface is to my mind too well defined to be typical cast `pitting'. Additionally, certain elements of the lettering on it are also far better defined than those of your latest post. </p><p><br /></p><p>My conclusion? you can never be sure about anything from a low definition photo BUT just maybe the one shown in the first post is the `host' coin that the rest have been copied from. Then again, maybe they are all fakes. I'm not so sure about that though. I'm still less than convinced that the image which appears in your first post is that of a fake.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ian, post: 81165, member: 283"]The ones you have just shown are very obviously cast fakes / reproductions, but the problem with that is that they have been cast with the same marking. That means the host coin that they have been copied from had such a mark on it. N'est ce pas? You just don't get `pits' appearing in the same location coin to coin with casts. When compared to the image shown in your first post, they are definitely `fuzzy' in definition in comparison to it. For a start, the mark on it (the original ) when compared to the rest of its surface is to my mind too well defined to be typical cast `pitting'. Additionally, certain elements of the lettering on it are also far better defined than those of your latest post. My conclusion? you can never be sure about anything from a low definition photo BUT just maybe the one shown in the first post is the `host' coin that the rest have been copied from. Then again, maybe they are all fakes. I'm not so sure about that though. I'm still less than convinced that the image which appears in your first post is that of a fake.[/QUOTE]
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