JChapa

1 hour ago, Just Bob said:

While anything is possible in theory, if I were to submit a coin like this to NGC, I would have 100% confidence in their ability to detect a counterfeit.

I hear you. I’m sure NGC wouldn’t make a mistake. I’m very intrigued to know why it’s rotated though.

It is graded by NGC. Other coin of the same year are not rotated like that. But the coin is graded. Would it be possible for a counterfeit to pass NGC? Or like you said it might be an error either by mistake or intentional. The label doesn’t specify anything about that 

Hello, I just have a quick question. Is it normal for a pillar dollar to be rotated on the back? Never seen that before 

Thank you! Will do. 

Can we please delete this one. Sorry I’m trying to figure out the settings here

It’s the first time I use these forums. I’m not sure where it fits better

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