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<p>[QUOTE="williamtipton, post: 39570, member: 815"]I had bid on one of those Theresa Thalers.</p><p>I won the thing but didnt do my homework till after it was over.</p><p><br /></p><p>I found that its fairly easy to tell by the markings if thier original or not.</p><p><br /></p><p>Turned out that it wasnt.</p><p>It was like from the 1900s or so if memory serves.</p><p><br /></p><p>I emailed the guy and told him Id pay his listing fees, but I wasnt going to be buying the coin as his listing did not state that it was a restrike.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think he knew he was busted, but he did try to say he didnt know.</p><p><br /></p><p>Possible if he was like me and just didnt know enough, but one would think that someone would investigate something like that a little better before selling it.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have a few coins from the 1700s that to me seem to be forgeries.</p><p>They ''may'' just be the result of a worn out die, but since I dont know for sure I put ''forgery?" on the holder just in case I ever sell them I can alert the buyer that there is a possibilty of their not being authenic.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are just far to many crooks in the world.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="williamtipton, post: 39570, member: 815"]I had bid on one of those Theresa Thalers. I won the thing but didnt do my homework till after it was over. I found that its fairly easy to tell by the markings if thier original or not. Turned out that it wasnt. It was like from the 1900s or so if memory serves. I emailed the guy and told him Id pay his listing fees, but I wasnt going to be buying the coin as his listing did not state that it was a restrike. I think he knew he was busted, but he did try to say he didnt know. Possible if he was like me and just didnt know enough, but one would think that someone would investigate something like that a little better before selling it. I have a few coins from the 1700s that to me seem to be forgeries. They ''may'' just be the result of a worn out die, but since I dont know for sure I put ''forgery?" on the holder just in case I ever sell them I can alert the buyer that there is a possibilty of their not being authenic. There are just far to many crooks in the world.[/QUOTE]
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