1933 Wreath Crown. Counterfeit?

I posted a photo of mine here if you want to do a comparison:

https://goccf.com/t/161525&whichpage=49

These coins never really circulated but some were pocket pieces - I've seen plenty in much worse shape than yours. I once even had one which was so worn that the last two digits of the date were unreadable.

It arrived in the mail today!

Now, I can't seem to dig up much info on these. Are wreath crowns supposed to have a lettered or reeded edge? Mine is reeded. I put it on my postal scale and it wavered between 28 and 29 grams (my scale isn't exact to the tenth of a gram), so I think it's at least in the ballpark for weight.

I took some more pictures of it (which may not be much better than the seller's photos), some worrying discolored spots are visible, and I got a close-up of the date and a few other areas. Don't know if these will be any help in determining authenticity.

Wow! If that is a real 1933 wreath crown you've got the bargain of the year. I know you've said it's weight is right. Have you tested it with a magnet? Maybe worth sending it away to Ngc or pcgs to get slabed. You will find out for sure then.
You never know you may have picked up a £350 coin for a few bucks. Sounds a bit to good to be trueu but stranger things have happened. Good luck

It doesn't look quite right to me. I would definitely get it checked out. As you correctly pointed out, if it seems too good to be true it usually is. I wish you the best of luck in getting your definite answer!