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Thanks Conder101, that is a very sad commentary. Have you seen the fake chinese PCGS slabs? CoinWorld had the article a month or two ago. These unethical folks will try anything.
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very scary prospect of what this could mean for our hobby if they get good enough to make them undetectable. I wish there was a way to verify the age of a coin, like carbon dating does for fossils.
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Possibly surface oxidation?
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Have you seen the fake chinese PCGS slabs? CoinWorld had the article a month or two ago. These unethical folks will try anything

Only pictures, I'd like to get my hands on one for close study but whenever I find one on ebay either the auction gets shut down or it gets bid up to the sky by collectors who believe it and the coin in it are real. I don't mind paying for a fake coin to get the slab, but I really can't afford to sink five or six hundred dollars or more into a counterfeit just to get the slab to study. I have the same problem with the fake ANACS and fake NGC slabs as well. I was involved with their identification since the beginning (ANACS in March 2007, NGC in Aug 2007) but I've never been able to actually get my hands on one.
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PCGS says that they have ways of telling whether it is one of theirs or a fake. They cannot say what it is diagnostically because these criminals would incorporate them into their fake slabs. These crooks also know that once the fake coin is in the fake slab, you cannot weigh it on a gram scale to see if the weight is right on. I'd be willing to bet that these coins are of some inferior metal. I would not buy ANYTHING from China on ebay. I stick with U.S. or Canada only.
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I would not buy ANYTHING from China on ebay. I stick with U.S. or Canada only.

The problem is that eventually they will be in the hands of US sellers and you can't just use the country where the seller is.
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johnny54321, here is that coin picture. NGC 1930 AU53FH.SLQ-Full-Head-Designation SLQ-Full-Head-Designation
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Very nice Vermont! Yours appears to have ever so slightly more wear than mine....And you have the magic ear hole to get your FH designation. :-) Your shield rivets are nicely struck as well.
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Thanks! I like it. Take care.
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