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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rascal, post: 1516106, member: 29239&quot;]None of the error coins this seller had looked good to me , they all looked suspicious.</p><p>most of the time when a seller has this many wrong planchet coins and some of them are easy to see as fakes then usually the rest are. that half dollar on the quarter planchet</p><p>you mentioned the 7 in the date plus other things didn&#039;t look right to me . I also noticed that all of his or her&nbsp; dime and cent planchet coins struck with nickel </p><p>dies appeared to have been struck on the reverse side with the same die as evidenced by the odd shaped top of the letters.&nbsp; The seller had a good refund offer so maybe the buyers can get a refund if they don&#039;t like the coins.&nbsp; I&#039;m not saying they were all fake , just suspicious looking IMO.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>There are thousands of good die makers in the world that can easily make any coin die they want to . If someone wanted to be a thief it would be easy to buy real mint planchets </p><p>and strike them with whatever size die a person wanted to use.I would venture to say that thousands of these have already been graded and slabbed by the top TPG companys. Just </p><p>because a coin is slabbed don&#039;t guarantee that it is the real thing.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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