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Subject: Can Anyone Explain the Legitimacy of Maris 81-ll,....84-kk,....85-nn
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To put it simply, can anyone explain the accepted last Maris numbers, Maris=
81-ll,......84-kk and 85-nn,. as "Legitimate" coins within this series?
Will the C-4 and the New Jersey Symposium ever rewrite to delist these as =
legitimate issues? What do you think JPL and Ray W?,........Several months =
ago, I had requested a photocopy of the unique Maris 85-nn from Ray. After =
a few weeks, he had sent me a copy of the picture of this mysterious coin t=
hat currently resides in Bill Antons collection. According to Bill Anton, t=
his coin is "new" to the New Jersery census,..........and who else, but Bil=
l authenticated this specific coin? The answer, I believe that it was Bill =
himself,........self appointed authenticator. Lets take a close look at th=
ese 3 Maris numbers and what can we say about each one of them.
1.) Maris 81-ll,......2 known to this date! The appearence of the horse is =
a dead give away to the amateurish design that incorporates this obverse, t=
he plow, can be characterise with near percission that is this was made fro=
m a casted mould, then the minter could have impressed the plow with a "wis=
hbone" from a chicken breast, further, the denticles on the reverse are sla=
nted, their points do not point deirectly in to the design like all others,=
..a common occurence of either a forger or perhaps a die cutter without a s=
teady hand.
2.)Maris 84-kk,......2 known to this date! first, the obverse denticles are=
spaced further apart then anyother Maris number. The horse looks very good=
and its ears are somewhat "concial" in shape, well so is obverse 36,..but =
the jaw is puffy and rounded with the nose protruding out,....looks like a=
"gun",..........but the plow, well, a chicken wishbone gives off a much mo=
re realistic impression,.....so saying this, this obverse die really was th=
e work of true inexperience. the reverse is very mysterious and that the "R=
" in PLURIBUS is retrograded, thus meanning, backwards. No another aspect u=
nder enlagement of the reverse clearly shows the the retrograded "R" was pr=
obably an "I" punched into a very soft die, ie: brass, copper or playdough,=
......then scribed, pay close attention to the loop of the "R" and the stan=
ce,.extremely thin unlike the backbone of that letter, thus compared to the=
series, a inconsistant design as well.
3.) Antons unique Maris 85-nn: ......1 known to this date. This coin if you=
enlarge the photograph of it, then carefully examine it, you will definitl=
y find the strongest of comparison to the camelhead Maris 57-n variety. Th=
is Maris variety is considered a contemporay counterfeit and has been accep=
ted, I will not argue that point, but, I feel that there were 2 types of p=
lanchets that they struck this coin with,.first a rolled copper strip then =
cut into planchets,......secondly, casted planchets,...weight variations ar=
e the most widest of all in this series,.........however, a contemporay cou=
nterfeit that it is. Now the unique Maris 85-nn is nothing more than a grap=
hical recut and damaged die. This type of die can be made easily with a cas=
ted mould of this obverse and reverse, simply impress a 57-nn into a jewele=
rs mould, then cut and recut the design until desired satisfaction,........=
.voi-la,......a 85-nn,...............Logically, there would be no way in he=
ll, that the 57-n and the 85-nn were made at the same mint at the same time=
,.........also, the reverse"nn" would never logically be paired with a 57,.=
......even by a countefeiters standard, a dead give away and could never ha=
ve been passed as a new variety legitimately,..............
So, can one determine that the Maris 81-ll and the Maris 84-kk were produce=
d during the rightful period when this series was being struck? The answer,=
unlikely,........the facts,.........BOTH SHOW UNDERTYPES THAT ARE CLEAR AN=
D DISTINCTED a perfect factor of a forgerer to use a planchet of the proper=
time period so that it would pass only the specific gravity test,.........=
..so could these two Maris coins be classified in the 1850 to 1890 era? Pos=
sibly, this accounts for the extremely poor and crude designs and how about=
Bill's Maris 85-nn in the same 1850 to 1890 era? No way,.....why?,........=
because not even your most knowledegable New Jersey specialist in the 19th =
century could ever rationalize it's existance,............the similarities =
are so so close that it would have been impossible to produce two coins , e=
ach varying in opposite direction of each other but yet, extremely close wi=
th diagnostics to confirm these similarities,.............Mr. Bill,........=
....I think somehow that your expertising skills have slipped somewhere!!!!=
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Of course, just my humble opinion
mario
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From: Ray Williams=20
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Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 6:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] Slabbed NJ on ebay
I agree with David,
I've always liked the ears on the 6 obverse, with the eye placed like=
a cyclops. Something that a child would sketch. The positioning of the S=
is cool too.
Ray
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----- Original Message -----=20
From: palmers4@erols.com=20
To: colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com=20
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 1:32 AM
Subject: RE: [Colonial Numismatics] Slabbed NJ on ebay
Absolutely, YOU! DP
Original Message:
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 04:51:18 -0000
To: colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Colonial Numismatics] Slabbed NJ on ebay
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>To put it simply, can anyone explain the a=
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to=20
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else,=20
but Bill authenticated this specific coin? The answer, I believe that it wa=
s=20
Bill himself,........self appointed authenticator. Lets take a close =
look=20
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them.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>1.) Maris 81-ll,......2 known to this date=
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appearence of the horse is a dead give away to the amateurish design that=20
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it, you will definitly find the strongest of comparison to the camelhead Ma=
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test,...........so could these two Maris coins be classified in the 1850 to=
1890=20
era? Possibly, this accounts for the extremely poor and crude designs and h=
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other but yet, extremely close with diagnostics to confirm these=20
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expertising skills have slipped somewhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>mario</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I agree with David,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2> I've always liked the=
ears on=20
the 6 obverse, with the eye placed like a cyclops. Something that a=
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<DIV><BR></DIV><TT>Absolutely, YOU! DP<BR><BR>Original=20
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