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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;omahaorange, post: 1346867, member: 28199&quot;]I think his reference to the coin being worth money was in the bullion value, not the collector value of the coin.&nbsp; Some counterfeits were made using the same gold alloy used to strike the originals.&nbsp; As a side note they recently aired an episode where a guy brought in credentials and other items belonging to an ex-attorney general.&nbsp; One of the items was a counterfeit $10 bill, printed only on one side.&nbsp; The other side, blank, contained signatures from coworkers (memory is failing me as to specifics), the bill obviously given as memento of some investigation.&nbsp; Both Rick and his expert (the museum guy) stated owning that bill was illegal because it was counterfeit, though I couldn&#039;t see anyone try to pass this off as cash.&nbsp; Conflicting information from the show.&nbsp; Wonder who is correct.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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