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    Michael-Roo
    Here you go Stu, from the same seller, even more tempting than the Chas farthing washer….. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Giorgius-III-D-G-Rex-Coin-Date-Unknown/323418417482?hash=item4b4d3d694a:g:59kAAOSwfjdbVdKy
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    jelida
    Wow, well done guys, I would say that’s pretty conclusive. And they have been around for over a decade. They will be in a lot of collections. Who knows how many other coins are faked equally well, so far it seems to mostly be silver because of the difficulty reproducing copper patina, I’m sticking to my pennies, at least there don’t seem to be convincing copies of these. Jerry





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