What do you think? I can't find a match on the no-no site, but I see raised dots on the surfaces. The seller has two other large cents and two small cents with the same appearance. I'm 99.99% sure it is fake.
As you've mentioned, he has LOTS of other fakes, too. He includes the US, Roman Republic, other ancient, World coins, and medals and medallions. He's a one stop shop for your needs in fakes.
100% counterfeit. On a scale of 1 to 10 where 10 is undetected by everyone (they do exist for a while...1798 1C), this must be at least a 6 judging by the comments. IMO It is a 2 for the TPG's and any LC dealer/collector who is knowledgeable. You guys nailed it! nice looking coin but too many pimples; crude date. I wish it were mine as this should fool many in an authentication 101 class who were not experienced dealers.
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