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<p>[QUOTE="GoldCoinLover, post: 607793, member: 4336"]I had the pleasure of taking the 1 day counterfeit coin and alteration detection class at the phoenix ANA show. Although it was only one 8 hour day, I learned alot and got to see alot of counterfeit gold coins. I hope to someday take the official course at the ANA. I have always strived to become an expert on counterfeit gold coins, (not alterations), the main thing is I Need to see more of them, both geniune (so I know what a geniune coin looks like, anything else will look suspicious), and counterfeit, so I'm able to spot most counterfeits that just do not 'look' right.</p><p><br /></p><p>Brian Silliman was the teacher, he taught secret service agents how to detect counterfeit coins as well as he was a past grader at NGC and conservative at NCS.</p><p><br /></p><p>Since then I've been reading as much as I can on counterfeits, I have several books including "numismatic forgery" which goes through the process of actually making the counterfeits, to understand it better. I have a few counterfeit gold articles, (one by brian sillman on depressions) taped to my wall as well!</p><p><br /></p><p>The ANA Course helped alot, as well as the ANA magazine The Numismatist, as well as reading articles from Mike on Numismatic News, and the COINage magazine occasionlly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GoldCoinLover, post: 607793, member: 4336"]I had the pleasure of taking the 1 day counterfeit coin and alteration detection class at the phoenix ANA show. Although it was only one 8 hour day, I learned alot and got to see alot of counterfeit gold coins. I hope to someday take the official course at the ANA. I have always strived to become an expert on counterfeit gold coins, (not alterations), the main thing is I Need to see more of them, both geniune (so I know what a geniune coin looks like, anything else will look suspicious), and counterfeit, so I'm able to spot most counterfeits that just do not 'look' right. Brian Silliman was the teacher, he taught secret service agents how to detect counterfeit coins as well as he was a past grader at NGC and conservative at NCS. Since then I've been reading as much as I can on counterfeits, I have several books including "numismatic forgery" which goes through the process of actually making the counterfeits, to understand it better. I have a few counterfeit gold articles, (one by brian sillman on depressions) taped to my wall as well! The ANA Course helped alot, as well as the ANA magazine The Numismatist, as well as reading articles from Mike on Numismatic News, and the COINage magazine occasionlly.[/QUOTE]
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