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Example Of An Engraved Indian Cent To Give It "Full Diamonds"

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Has accented hair too. Something to watch for. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1878-Gem-B...AOSw6GJaCNok
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That's very, very sneaky. I bet it was a details crackout. TPG's usually call this 'outlined devices'. Probably AT too.
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That's a pretty bad job of engraving - almost comical.
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Not sure what's worse, the ridiculous tooling or the terrible artificial toning.
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Interesting. Since this is a series I don't collect I had always wondered what "4 diamonds" referred to. This coin has helped my education immensely. Accentuate the positive,right?on this coin there doesn't seem to be much positive....
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 Posted 11/15/2017  01:47 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Centsei to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hey, it's "Gem BU++"!
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Wow! Thanks for the eye-opening post.
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That one is easy to deal with.
For that much money it HAS to be slabbed before I'd even consider it.
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Indeed thanks for this thread.
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I sent the seller a message I'm curious what he says about it. That tooling is funny because the lines go outside the diamond. Thanks for posting!
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Ok for those interested... I messaged the seller in a fairly nice way and got a good response. I think you will appreciate what he said. I think its good not to assume the worst right off the bat. He has removed the listing since writing me back.

His response is on top, and my initial message is on the bottom.


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Wow, that's nice, good job.
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He also messaged that he can still return the coin to the dealer he got it from and thanks to the heads up he will be able to do it. So props to bandsdean for catching this!
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I used to point things like this to sellers but after so many not so pleasant replies, I stopped. I do however still report fakes and copies.
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Very informative. Thanks for posting this, bandsdean.
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for the record...
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