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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Rhino89, post: 1035612, member: 21773&quot;]If you can&#039;t authenticate this coin for yourself from the info that you can find in references and online about the stamp, the strike hsitory, edges, special features, etc., then return it and learn from this mistake to NOT buy any more coins that you do not fuly understand. I mean it seems the 1927 has a unique stamp or something to it (I don&#039;t collect these coins), so you need to ask your dealer WHY he thought it was not genuine, and then compare with the info from this guy about why it IS genuine. It&#039;s a never-ending cycle if you run from one to another, and everyone just keeps saying &quot;fake&quot; or &quot;genuine&quot;. REASONS! EXPLANATIONS! etc. if you&#039;re nervous about your $230 investment, return it and forget it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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