'real' off centre 5c ??????

Started by robbiegal, March 27, 2015, 08:59:26 AM

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stevo1962

Looks pretty good to me RG.It would be hard to fake this
type I think
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='69708' dateline='1427408966'reckon this is real? I think not

Why would you think its not real?

Gorgeous, but $225 is a bit rich for me. Just as well I have one, albeit not so spectacular. ;)
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serial

This is one I got recently. pics are not the best but it is good unc


Fordprefect

The acute angle that the image was taken distorts the coins proportions.

Looking at it as displayed I'd call it Dodgy,
couldn't offer a "How did they do it" though.

An image taken at 90˚deg to the coin face would probably
squash my concerns.
Rob the Elder

robbiegal

agree FP, i suppose that because I have an old English penny that looks similar and it was classified as post mint damage about 50 years ago by the former varieties collector owner.
the photos are terrible but it does appear to have some fishtailing of the lettering so perhaps it really is a mint error that has been yet again, smuggled out in someone's gum boot

Serial - yours is a different type of error (nice one though)

Swan dollar

If it is real would it have the reeding around it ..