1793 Flowing Hair Fake Strawberry Witch

to CCF. Going to need much better photos to really help you. Why do you think it is fake?
John1

I was told it was a counterfeit by grading authority. I also have not found any matches of obverse or reverse. The coin appears to be authentic in age and could be very old fake. I am posting more pictures. I stressed out the optimizer.

the weight seems a tad light but if it spent time in the ground I guess its possible it corroded a little bit off but the bottom of the strawberry twig is not positioned correctly it should be between the 7 and 9 not directly above the 7 and the date is too far to the right. I think its an old fake.

Thank you so much for the feedback on The Witch. I bought the coin the late seventies as a bit at the flea market for a quarter! I liked the coin then as I do now. I really thought it was the real deal because the patina goes throuh the coun.You can only see details under proper light I did notice the differences from coins from the same areas but hoped it was another variety of the many that exist. I bought it from an old who was selling off her deceased husband's coin collection. She would do strange thinga like place coins in plastic bubbles sale them for 25 cents from a toy vending machine. I picked up two Franklins that way! Sure miss those days.Thanks again for your reply.

Looks fake to me as well. Conder knows his stuff.



to the CCF!