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Quarter Sovereign Mystery

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I recently bought a collection of coins and this quarter Sovereign was included. Being dated 1922 I dismissed it as counterfeit. However, the weight is 1.98 grams and diameter is 13.5 mm, which lines right up with the Quarter Sovereign's specifications. Could this be some type of pattern coin? I've spent the last week looking for any info, but have found nothing. Unfortunately I don't have access to a Sigma machine to test the gold. Any info anyone might have would be greatly appreciated!
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 Posted 11/20/2020  12:48 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add sel_69l to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Fantasy coin made in 22 ct gold.
Has gold value only.
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Wow, adding fantasy coin to my searches pulled up the info I have been looking for. Thank you! Makes sense as the collection I bought had a batch of early gold dollars that had been removed from jewelry. Thanks again for the help!
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Haha that's some portrait of the King though, I still don't understand why people would buy these sort of things I mean I would be concern with authenticness (in terms of purity). I guess there must be some market for these, else wouldn't be seeing them float around.
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Seen sovereign same design quality in Arab gold shop, was in a blue carded packets.
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Probably intended for jewelry
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Another suggestion is that it was intended for use in a Vasilopita.
http://goccf.com/t/169619&
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