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Seems like that is the photo of the original slabbed coin and this seller is selling counterfeit coins in counterfeit slabs with the same PCGS cert.

Looking at it again I don't think even the picture is the genuine either.

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NCS could most likely take care of that spot for you.  If you really want the coin for your collection, it may be worth a few bones to have them look at it.  I know @Numistacker has had good luck with NCS taking care of red spots on at least one of his sovereigns.  Just a thought.

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25 minutes ago, Jester said:

NCS could most likely take care of that spot for you.  If you really want the coin for your collection, it may be worth a few bones to have them look at it.  I know @Numistacker has had good luck with NCS taking care of red spots on at least one of his sovereigns.  Just a thought.

Thank you mate 

but don't think it worth it (not a rare coin) 

going to send it back 

need the money anyways after what i spent last night on the 2017 sovs lol 

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A 2017 Unicorn of Scotland 1 oz Silver Proof with milk spotting and the added bonus of a finger print , i knew i would regret this purchase.

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7 hours ago, Sovereign said:

Just got this 

1925 full sov MS65 

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Nice coin - and looks like a real MS65 - trust me, I am an expert now??! 

Thanks to everyone for all the advice and detective work on my miserable fail on the 1865 Morgan (that clearly isn't...!). I have certainly learned another lesson the hard way. I was genuinely excited to get an 1893 and the 65 was a bonus, but turned out to be a nightmare! I was reassured when I tracked down the verification , but without a PCGS picture I was never 100% sure.  

What a disreputable bunch of people there are out there - selling fakes (or at best, below par genuine coins) in fake slabs.  I will work to get my money back, as it was "only" £151, but still - it's money I could have spent elsewhere. Was not from a Chinese site.  I am surprised that the Phillie 1893 is being selected for this - as it's the 1893 S that has the real collectors value. Makes me want to focus on either gold, or modern silver / Pd / Pt instead of risking tracking down genuine old silver coins. 

Lindeman  

 

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Got my first bit of gold today with my gs.be order. 1/10th britannia. Now i have finished off my silver needs for this year until 18's are released, gonna start a wee gold stack to fill the time :) Should i keep it in the mint pack are put it into a capsule? Does it even matter?

Also picked up 1 of those big ben coins and mix of a few others. Not sure how that series will pan out, should be a nice. I only got the 1 cause im not paying 24 euro for a coin that will milk up. 

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Make new friends but keep the old.

One is silver and the other gold

* * * * K   e   e   p       o   n       s   t   a   c   k   i   n   g  ....my friends****

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7 hours ago, Lindeman said:

Nice coin - and looks like a real MS65 - trust me, I am an expert now??! 

Thanks to everyone for all the advice and detective work on my miserable fail on the 1865 Morgan (that clearly isn't...!). I have certainly learned another lesson the hard way. I was genuinely excited to get an 1893 and the 65 was a bonus, but turned out to be a nightmare! I was reassured when I tracked down the verification , but without a PCGS picture I was never 100% sure.  

What a disreputable bunch of people there are out there - selling fakes (or at best, below par genuine coins) in fake slabs.  I will work to get my money back, as it was "only" £151, but still - it's money I could have spent elsewhere. Was not from a Chinese site.  I am surprised that the Phillie 1893 is being selected for this - as it's the 1893 S that has the real collectors value. Makes me want to focus on either gold, or modern silver / Pd / Pt instead of risking tracking down genuine old silver coins. 

Lindeman  

 

@Lindeman, if it would help you bounce back, I've got a 2014 5 oz Proof Libertad in its original capsule I'd sell you.  Only 800 minted that year.  You said you had a thing for Libertads...you know you wanna.

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18 hours ago, shortstack68 said:

Oh dear.........

This is slightly off putting for someone such as myself trying to get into the old silver coins I didn't know the fakes were that good is there any telltale signs we can look out for? Are they magnetic? Your knowledge would be very much appreciated!

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On 2017-6-24 at 18:38, matrawr said:

I have a new silver collecting favourite! Quite like these old us coins.

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Sorry for the repost but I noticed a few likes on my original post is this coin a good un? Would it be worth grading at some point? Like to receive some feedback from a knowledgeable member :)

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I picked up a brand new piece of hand poured silver for the community stack! 

Fossil Metals - I have just uploaded a video showing it on my YouTube channel!

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Visit my website for all my Hand Poured Silver: http://backyardbullion.com

And check out my YouTube channel 

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First Nanjing [emoji209] panda 2017 arrived. silver 199 mintage and silver antique 30 mintage.

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First Nanjing [emoji209] panda 2017 arrived. silver 199 mintage and silver antique 30 mintage.

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6 hours ago, shortstack68 said:

When you hear the words alibaba, well, they are basically the fake capital on the internet. The problem being is that Lindeman' coin was already in a holder, the grade of MS65 doesn't match the coin, it's far to worn, if you take a look at the OBV of the coin you have posted again and then look at the one from Lindeman then you'll see the difference.

If it's any consolation, a lot of fakes are really really good, so if you intend to collect these i'd be doing a lot of reading up on how to spot them, a majority of fakes are of rarer years because they can bring more money from the unwitting buyer. Your coin would look a good candidate for grading and if in MS grade NGC price guide would be between $65 and $95 so you have to ask yourself if the outlay is worth the return.......

Thanks shortstack68 I don't go near alibaba......only for reference! But I do purchase slot from eBay I've ordered a book on junk silver so hopefully that'll help and will do more research.

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My first delivery of 10oz Queen's Beasts arrived this morning, very pleased with these. I've posted a thread about my experience of ordering these and delivery from my new dealer: http://thesilverforum.com/topic/9527-my-new-supplier-cheapest-10oz-qbs-silver-in-europe/#comment-122825 if anyone is interested. Got them for Euro2 cheaper (each) than goldsilver.be

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2017 Somali Elephant WMF Privy with milk spots and milk smudges.

2017 Somali Elephant Rooster Privy

2016 Canadian 5 Blessing

2017 Canadian Rooster (yet another Lunar series), Landmarks of Britain - Big Ben & Mr Darth Vader

Also a 10oz QB Lion (plenty to see above)

 

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22 hours ago, Jester said:

@Lindeman, if it would help you bounce back, I've got a 2014 5 oz Proof Libertad in its original capsule I'd sell you.  Only 800 minted that year.  You said you had a thing for Libertads...you know you wanna.

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Well thanks for thinking of me @Jester.... but I can happily report that 2 of the 800 are mine already??

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