SiNpro88
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Anyone here who could tell me an easy way to see if there is any kind of legitimacy to this coin?
It's probably a big fake I'm sure.
It's probably a big fake I'm sure.
✅ SOLVED Free mason coin?
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Charlie P. (NY)
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It's likely a real commemorative token commissioned by the San Juan Masonic lodge in the mid 1980's to commemorate their 100th anniversary.
No reason to fake one.
No reason to fake one.
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As usual Charlie is right on. Lodges have tokens stamped from time to time for special occasions. No need to fake one. They're cool especially the older ones.
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