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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2077390, member: 19463&quot;]I disagree.&nbsp; There are coins that are certainly authentic and coins that are certainly fake but there are also those that would be sent to ten different &#039;experts&#039; and get some &#039;votes&#039; each way.&nbsp; I would love to know whole story here but this coin is a lot like some politicians here in Virginia who did not admit guilt but entered an &#039;Alford&#039; plea: that there was enough evidence to convict them of their crimes.&nbsp; Real or fake, this slab suggests that we should add this type to the ones we watch very closely and buy at risk.&nbsp;&nbsp; I own coins that I do not feel 100% confident about even though I bought them from experts and honest dealers.&nbsp; I did not, before now, know that all my Pantikapaions should be on that list.&nbsp; Is there anything &#039;wrong&#039; with this coin?&nbsp; It will never be sold openly again without a question.&nbsp; Whose word would I accept over NGC?&nbsp; I hope to see someone at Baltimore on March 28 that I can ask for the rest of this story.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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