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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinboy95, post: 3286, member: 524&quot;]I am looking for some help from someone with any knowledge of old coins. I stumbled upon an old coin collection in my great grandfather&#039;s attic after he passed away a few years ago. I have done a little research on some of the coins, and if I am looking right, these are some unbelievable finds. My problem is, I don&#039;t know if they are real or if they are reprints or something, because some of them seem a little too good to be true. I will list a few to give an example:</p><p><br /></p><p>1652 Pine Tree Schilling</p><p>1783 Nova Constellation</p><p>1776 New Hampshire Half Penny</p><p>1776 Continental Dollar</p><p>1785 Bar Cent</p><p>1776 Massachusetts Pine Tree Cent</p><p>1652 Willow Tree Schilling</p><p>1786 Massachusetts Cent</p><p>Leo The Lion</p><p>1786-1789 Massachusetts Cent</p><p>Gemini The Twins</p><p>Aries The Ram</p><p>Libra The Balance</p><p>Taurus The Bull</p><p>Silver Dirhem of Baghdad</p><p>Aquarius The Water Bearer</p><p>Pisces The Fishes</p><p>Dilepton of Simon Nasi</p><p>Pirate Four Bits / Two Bits</p><p>Brasher Doubloon</p><p>Gold Doubloon of Philip V</p><p>Siege Coin</p><p>Money Tree Coin</p><p>Denarius of Augustus</p><p>Pirate Pillar Dollar</p><p>Lepton of Pontius Pilate</p><p><br /></p><p>These may all be replicas, but I have no idea. If anyone can help, please feel free to contact me, or if you could refer me to someone, it would be great. Thanks, -coinboy95 <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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