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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Silverhouse, post: 2463671, member: 29452&quot;]Well the skinny around my area about D.C. is most of the LCS&#039;s around here have never heard of him.&nbsp; I took one in to show a dealer I know awhile back and he said it was &quot;a good fake.&quot;&nbsp; I corrected him and said over strike.&nbsp; He was interested and looked up D.C. online.&nbsp; I would not recommend selling a D.C. over strike at a coin shop.&nbsp; ( he wanted mine but only wanted to pay melt!)&nbsp; Which I get, but there are those hardcore D.C. collectors out there who would pay more than that.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp; His over strikes, I think most would agree, are a specialty item.&nbsp; Now some of you yell counterfeit, and act as if the sky is falling, other&#039;s appreciate his over strikes for what they are.&nbsp; Also, don&#039;t fail to forget the numerous other designs Mr. Carr has come up with on his own.&nbsp; In fact I think some are far better than what&#039;s been chosen from the mint in recent years.&nbsp; Over strikes are one aspect of what he does.&nbsp; It&#039;s clear there is a &quot;Counterfeit Camp&quot; and an &quot;Over Strike&quot; camp when one of these threads gets going.&nbsp; As for the future of his over strikes, that is in the hands of the collectors, those that have interest in them.&nbsp; As long as there is a demand for D.C. over strikes, I think the future looks good.&nbsp; Collectors should know this, so the question future Carr over strikes? Has answered itself.&nbsp; IMO.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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