Channon
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- Joined
- Feb 8, 2016
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- Location
- Massachusetts
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT Pro, Equinox 800
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Yep I didn’t start researching counterfits until after I got taken on a few counterfit gold coins. I found out the seller bought them from Aliexpress.com and what I had was junk.
Exactly! I guess the rare and mysterious 1916D Merc is one of the most, if not the most, coin counterfeited. I read that PCGS returns WAY more counterfeited "D"s than authentic ones. I couldn't imagine how you would install the D and make it look convincing. Oh well, I'll just keep digging and hoping...Ddf.
This thing is a mess but someone had told my that the 1916 Merc is special. Is there a certain mint because it’s gone on this one?View attachment 1629330
I’m thinking it’s a counterfeit. Never, ever have I seen a Merc or any other silver coin look that bad.
1916D in G4 condition $1,000.
only minted 264,000 of them. where has 1916 no mint mark 22,180,080. be very careful how you clean it up.
Yep I didn’t start researching counterfits until after I got taken on a few counterfit gold coins. I found out the seller bought them from Aliexpress.com and what I had was junk.