1933 penny could it be!!! [opgelost]

Could this be or not?

Is it the 8th coin?

Is this the one we have been waiting for the holy grail!!

Where do you think this coins has been for the last 90 years undiscovered? 

Mate in the hands of a serious collector 

What does the edge look like? Could it have been sitting in an unopened roll with only the edge oxidized due to contact with paper?

hagg1s

Mate in the hands of a serious collector 

A serious collector who decided to discard a multi million dollar coin for you to find?  

I know them and they didn't discard it it's still in their possession and no its never been in a bank roll.  

Its a fake and a bad one. That portrait of King George V is so awful its not true.

Very few would be fooled by it.

Probably made by Fake Wong Dong Mint in China 3 weeks ago.

Checking all your posts, all of the coins are fakes and its obvious you are just wasting our time and gaming us.

hagg1s

Could this be or not?

Is it the 8th coin?

Is this the one we have been waiting for the holy grail!!8.0

I'm sorry, I thought this was a skit, it was quite funny, didn't realise you were serious! Do some research online to find images of the genuine article and you will see why the piece you have been looking at has to be a modern reproduction, to put it kindly.

 There are many examples for sale on eBay - all shiny and with a redrawn portrait … 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325629264562 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225547664741 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225551958401 

and so on … 

Hi Hagg1s,

It seems you spent a lot in chinese fakes. 

Thanks to avoid posting any other in the future.

Posted by Moneytane on 28-Apr-2023, 20:35

Probably made by Fake Wong Dong Mint in China 3 weeks ago.

Just wondering what the mint mark might be for ‘Fake Wong Dong Mint’.   Oh, the images that spring to mind… 🔞🚽🖕👅

Sorry I made up that generic name, a few of the “politically sensitive” may find it racist and insensitive.

There are a lot of forgeries of rare coins being produced in China currently - this has damaged the market for some modern Irish rare coins unless they are well provenanced.