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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Hallo Brutus, was wir wollen ist folgendes: beide seiten des 1948 dollars in hoher aufloesung. leider hast du noch keine 50 punkte und kannst nicht direkt schicken. abe wenn du klug bist kannst du trotzdem.must nur sehen wo ich wohne.Oder mich ueber ebay anschreiben. Ich kann dir dann ueber das forum hier helfen. Ich kann ehrlich sagen, dass einige mitglieder hier richtige experten fuer 1948, 1947 und 1945 Canadische dollars sind. Jeder deutsche und Oesterreichische auktionator kennt mich. UND.. ich habe schon einige faelschungen in DE aufgedeckt. also schreibe mal kraeftig... ich habe eine firma.. die heisst travelband. hhb |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4541 Posts |
in the 2nd clearer picture RA does not touch though
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
838 Posts |
Very interesting... thanks for the explanation.
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New Member
 Austria
28 Posts |
HI! thanks all for help,im not a expert in canadian coins...;-)  when I can help in holy roman coins you welcome anytime..... the denticles "problems" are dipendend for the inclination of the pics. later I will send better pics, too other rare dollars for opinions. otherwise I can not see diferences with the pic of the original pcgs dollar. thanks |
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Austria
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Valued Member
United States
324 Posts |
Attached is an image of an overlay of an authentic 1948 dollar over the counterfeit 1948 dollar. The overlay dollar is faded out so that the counterfeit can show through. When this is done, its clear that the legend and portrait are not properly aligned. In fact, they are way out. Had it not been for hhbkiddo's efforts with the 1948 dollar, I would not have paid any attention to it. If this coin were made over 15 years ago, others were likely made as well. Probably everyone who bought one paid full price. Knowledge of counterfeit 1948 dollars was known of many years ago, but no record was made of them. And that more than anything is what is unfortunate here.  |
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Valued Member
United States
324 Posts |
Your new image aligns better - but it still does not align properly with an authentic 1948 dollar. I will revisit this in the morning.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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wow mkb everytime someone posts an overlay I feel so jealous. I ave tried to learn to do that but it just never works. what program did you use to do that?
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New Member
Austria
28 Posts |
WOW Mkb, fantastic!its the first time that I see this programm, thanks.ok,48 its not good.now the pics from other dollars. Jes, the man have payd a lot of cash for this coin,i have paid very chip, for me its not a problem, her I paid for this coin only metall value..... her other:47 maple laf   |
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New Member
Austria
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New Member
Austria
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Austria
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Austria
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
1931 Posts |
HI Brutuss
I just wanted to mention that you should not hold the coins on your fingers that way. It can leave fingerprints and that lowers the value of your coins. You can either hold by the edge or lay flat on the table for pictures.
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Valued Member
United States
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malissadawn, I use a discontinued Microsoft product called Photodraw (last issued nearly 10 years ago). There are better products on the market. On Photodraw, the feature is called Fadeout.
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