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Fake 14ct half sovereigns


ilovesilverireallydo

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8 hours ago, dicker said:

Hi - are you able to tell roughly where they are from?  Location?

 

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No idea. Not your typical Arabic copies. These look like they were intended to dupe novices

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2 minutes ago, ilovesilverireallydo said:

No idea. Not your typical Arabic copies. These look like they were intended to dupe novices

I better take care then. 

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On 06/08/2020 at 13:51, 47Ag79Au78Pt said:

That’s worrying!  Did you Work out they were fake just by weighing them because I’d like to check mine. 

The fact that they were missing the bp on the back tipped me off. But weights a good indicator. 

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54 minutes ago, ilovesilverireallydo said:

The fact that they were missing the bp on the back tipped me off. But weights a good indicator. 

Genuine 1897 half sovereigns do not have "BP" next to the date.

Regarding the picture above, 1897 M half sovereigns do not exist according to Marsh (p.145).

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42 minutes ago, Zhorro said:

Genuine 1897 half sovereigns do not have "BP" next to the date.

Regarding the picture above, 1897 M half sovereigns do not exist according to Marsh (p.145).

Hah yes. I must have had a senior moment. Good I did though lol sifiting through 200 halves can drive one crazy

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