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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jloring, post: 1836020, member: 15518&quot;]I believe according to the strict interpretation of the laws your are correct. However, apparently (at least with Carr) he&#039;s received a &quot;by&quot;. And eBay apparently has granted Henning nickels a &quot;by&quot;.&nbsp; A still feel there are inherent differences between &quot;counterfeit&quot; and &quot;replica&quot; when applied to coinage only. Replicas are perfectly legal if marked according to HPA standards... if not, they are still replicas, just not properly marked. I think arguments could be presented in favor of ownership (possession) of replicas or &quot;fantasy coins.&quot;&nbsp; But I agree than Henning nickels were manufactured as counterfeits to be circulated, and therefore subject to legal ramifications. Possibly they get a &quot;by&quot; as a &quot;historical significant&quot; item or some such silliness that only the legal profession could dream up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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