Need some "valuable aid money. For the numismatic learned?
I bought a few so-called old / antique and 19th century parts of the pair of collectors from all over Los Angeles. They had all the signs of age and come with certificate of authenticity. You also asked vendors to be part of the ANA (American Numismatic Association). But curiously, these parties are companies ALL DIME. I asked the 200 + years old and never do large sized rooms. That reminds me .. Could there be a blackmail between these sellers to all members of the ANA way to obtain a false certification. I wonder how I abosultely can determine the true value of a piece? Is there a way to …? I heard that radioisotope dating C … where is ..? How I can get at least one as verified by their age .. Warnings are also available with this method. Then put the counterfeiters such substances in parts to make that much older then you really? PLEASE HELP where u do is approved appreciated sorry, I meant
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18th-19th century style coin striking at the American Numismatic Association money show, 2009.
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AUTOGRAPHED PLATE PRINTER-AMERICAN NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION-2003-# 26/100-INV#522 $75.00 |
