"1734" Machins Mills Public Deposited

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    Its not silly at all and its based on your level of expertise in the
    area. Consider you have a counterfeit. You also have a Red Book with
    very little collecting experience in this field. You have read little
    or nothing else about contemporary counterfeits. 1734 halfpence + Red
    Book + genuine halfpence mis-interpreted as a contemporary = Machins.
    Since Machins is the only section in the Red Book that describes
    various dated George II/III contemporary counterfeit halfpence of
    this collecting field.
    There is no harmful intent here. I have not viewed this coin or
    description - do I have to. This is the same reason Ed that this
    collector over there will go after a 1775 in XF/choice FIRST and by-
    pass that 1750 cast specimen in XF that looks VG with both being sold
    together at $9.99. A situation even more dreadful than yours!
    Time will heal this dilemma Mr.Ed, but not in our lifetimes. Tomorrow
    is another day.

    JPL







    --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, "Ed" <ershye@a...> wrote:
    > Hello all. Check out ebay 3018240923. This is the first time that I
    > have seen a 1734 genuine 1/2 penny being offered as a Machins. How
    > silly is that!!!
    >
    > Ed

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