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| Didn't Know This Was A Thing. Double Sided $1 Coins
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Coin_poacher
Valued Member
Australia
73 Posts |
 Posted 12/17/2023 11:17 pm
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I no the counterfeit magic trick double sided 20c coins, but never new the counterfeit magic trick $1 coins were a thing. So just wanted to warn ppl to be extremely careful if you see these for sale. I'm pretty sure these are new
Checking out the seller will only be beneficial so I highly recommend it to save yourself from being scammed as they have heaps of counterfeit coins.
This person isn't scamming they sell these magic coins legit as magic coins but some people get other ideas.
Straight out scammers make me sick and I would love to see them try scam me face to face, this would be a pleasure |
| | Forum: Variety & Error Coins, Bank Notes, Paper Money: Australia, New Zealand, & South Pacific (Oceania) |
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| 1938 Penny Massive Flaw
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Coin_poacher
Valued Member
Australia
73 Posts |
Posted 11/17/2023 11:39 pm
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I understand there's no glue or anything but just look at one of my old threads I have a similar thing on coin with raised section on coin and the conclusion was its a stain. So now in my mind these things arnt laminations. Was hard for me to accept as well, you may have worked in engineering with metals but I have worked in smelting metals, making silver bullion, making calcium, copper and lead bars and I still don't understand how stains like this occur I never seen or heard of it before collecting coins.
All I know is if it is some sort of error then this site has too many people being trolls
http://goccf.com/t/450873 |
| | Forum: Variety & Error Coins, Bank Notes, Paper Money: Australia, New Zealand, & South Pacific (Oceania) |
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| 1966 20c Strange Fat Number "2" Not The Standard "Wavy"
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Coin_poacher
Valued Member
Australia
73 Posts |
Posted 11/10/2023 04:56 am
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I seen this in quite a few 20c coins it is 99.9% pmd like a ding that flattens the '2' baseline and makes it look wider, I can even see the ding at baseline of 2. Metal on coins can be moved even an entire letter for example can be moved to look like it is incorrectly positioned but this is not possible because for only a single letter to be out of place means that letter is out of place on working die which means there would be more of these errors out there. Also It wouldn't be a cud because it has no characteristics of being one also doesn't have characteristics for die deterioration (click highlighted words to see more information)
Here is an example of a 20c coin I found to show how it is possible for metal to be moved, my coin in picture has pmd
I'm sure if I go through my 20c coins I will find one like yours if I find time I will have a look.
I hope this could help you |
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I asked him for the verification and he stopped msging. He tried to show me US double dies as an example of proof that it's double struck 
but I can see the sd on it so with it being in that condition it's worth 2cents
