

here is a link it's takes a while to load up ..... http://caimages.collectors.com/coinfacts/large/06677880.jpgGadget said:I see what you mean. Thanks for the help. I think I'll let her think she's got a $100K coin for another day.![]()
she will be heart broken . one that CMD dug in 12-2009 , was wacked by farm equipment or a hammer 8) 25,000 minted less than 550 are known to exist ... a great coin . Looks like big trouble heading our way ,, A mandatory evacuation of Cape May County and the Barrier Islands of New Jersey have been ordered ,,, take care my friends dawg



, it looks fake to me because allot of things look wrong to me comparing it with real ones, but really how did it get in her purse and if someone gave it to her in there change what coin would they mix it up with, a Canadian dollar coin but your in America 
Slabman said:Hey Gadget,
I would have it checked out. I went to a numismatic site, and this is what I found:
"It is debatable as to whether 1793 Liberty Cap Cents are a one-year type. The PCGS and some large cent experts regard 1793 Liberty Caps as a one-year type; the NGC and other experts view Liberty Cap Cents dating from 1793 to 1796 as all being of the same design type. The main difference between 1793 Liberty Cap Cents and those Liberty Cap Cents dating from 1794 to 1796 is that the 1793s have beaded borders while the later Liberty Caps have dentilated borders. Dentils, which are sometimes called denticles, are tooth-like devices near the edge. Dentils are different from beads, which are sort of like oval buttons."
Here is the link for the page where I found this info:
http://www.coinlink.com/News/us-coi...uarter-eagles-one-year-type-coins-in-general/
Could be the find of a lifetime!!
Slab
steelheadwill said:Cool Piece
not stamped 'COPY'![]()
Don in SJ said:Another thing to look for is the lettered edge TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR. If I remember, counterfeiters could not cast a copy with the edge details, not sure about electrotypes though.
Here is a unusual photo I did with one of my two 1793's I found. Not sure exactly how I did it (back in the 90s), but I remember using a Mag Light cone to get the photo of the coin and the edge lettering.
Another difference besides what has previous been mentioned is the 1793 is about 1.5mm smaller than the other Liberty Cap Half Cents.
Don