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If roman or greek, suspicious until proven innocent.
Others innocent until proven guilty.

I would not be much concerned about value because I avoid coins expensive due to rarity. But it would be very upsetting to find a historical piece turn out a deception.
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I went with "Innocent until". I haven't been doing this nearly as long as most of you so I don't have enough experience to identify a forgery. So, I try to purchase from the most reputable sellers that I can find.
As far as online vendors the majority of my purchases have been from APMEX. They are a big company and have a very good reputation. I have never received a coin from them that I had reason to doubt.
On ebay I only buy from sellers that have tens of thousands of transactions and a 98% or higher rating.
None of my coins will ever be sold because they will be handed down to my children. If there are any forgeries in my collection I will never know about it.
My American Silver Eagle collection http://goccf.com/t/448125
My random silver coin collection http://goccf.com/t/449270
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