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<p>[QUOTE="IdesOfMarch01, post: 1936620, member: 39084"]A number of thoughts about this coin and CNG: first, for coins that individuals sell in their electronic auctions (of which this coin is an example), CNG makes no comments or representations about those coins since it's not CNG selling the coin. So don't expect to read anything about tooling unless the seller is willing to make those statements himself.</p><p><br /></p><p>Second, I do believe that there is tooling on both the obverse and reverse of this coin. While I'm not an expert in this area, the sharpness of the edges in Pegasus' forelegs is much higher than one would expect for a coin showing this much overall wear. The same is true of the leading edge of Pegasus' wing. On the reverse, the front profile of Aphrodite's nose, lips, and chin are all much sharper than a coin with this much wear would typically show. There are other smaller areas that also appear to be re-engraved.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sorry to say this, since I realize you're the buyer of the coin, but it's still an OK coin for the amount you paid.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="IdesOfMarch01, post: 1936620, member: 39084"]A number of thoughts about this coin and CNG: first, for coins that individuals sell in their electronic auctions (of which this coin is an example), CNG makes no comments or representations about those coins since it's not CNG selling the coin. So don't expect to read anything about tooling unless the seller is willing to make those statements himself. Second, I do believe that there is tooling on both the obverse and reverse of this coin. While I'm not an expert in this area, the sharpness of the edges in Pegasus' forelegs is much higher than one would expect for a coin showing this much overall wear. The same is true of the leading edge of Pegasus' wing. On the reverse, the front profile of Aphrodite's nose, lips, and chin are all much sharper than a coin with this much wear would typically show. There are other smaller areas that also appear to be re-engraved. Sorry to say this, since I realize you're the buyer of the coin, but it's still an OK coin for the amount you paid.[/QUOTE]
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