Welcome to the forum

I too have a love of counterfeits. I began because I picked a Henning nickel out of change in 1960 and was fascinated by it. It was the 1944 no P Jefferson 5 cent coin. I also saw that it was footnoted in the
Red Book that began my fascination with non genuine coins.
I own perhaps 10,000 counterfeit coins now although I have never counted them all. I specifically focus on the circulating counterfeits found in John L. Riddell's book "Monograph of the Silver Dollar, Good and Bad" published in 1845. I think they are much more interesting than any genuine coins.
My first book was "Counterfeit Portrait Eight-
Reales, the Un-real
Reales. I am working on volume 2 in my un-real
reales series, the Cap and Ray counterfeit dollars.
If you have any of those in your collection I would be interested in seeing them. I have 3,600 plus as of last count but I run into new examples all the time.
I really like your name - it is subtle unless you understand the topic. I am from an area called by some specialists the "Birmingham of the US" (the area of SE Mass and NE Rhode Island that was home to counterfeiters since the colonial era.
What part of the US do you hail from and what if any are your specific interests in counterfeiting/forgery.
Hope to speak more later.