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Fake Columbus Commemorative Round?

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I picked this commemorative round up at spot. It's 1.10 ounces ... Exactly a Troy ounce and is about 39 mm in diameter. It states '.999 fine silver' on the edge.

I have found the coin listed for sale but it says the weight and purity on the face.

Any thoughts?
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My thought is that you should perform a specific gravity test.
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It could be genuine but from a different mint.
These rounds are made by private mints and
each would have their own design.
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Is it possible the edge reads .900 fine?


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@nss...the edge days .999 fine silver.
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The silver round shown was produced by a private mint in 0.999 fine silver in multiple sizes/weights for the 1992 quincentenary. It believe it is a genuine piece,


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