How good was the fake you bought? Did it closely resemble a genuine Crown?Check the weight. A fake I had was about 5 gram below normal.
It was a crown sized silver coin from a Grandparent's coin collection, and it was well worn. The point I was trying to make is that you can do your own tests with magnets and scales, and this sometimes picks up fakes.How good was the fake you bought? Did it closely resemble a genuine Crown?
Check t.k.rareties 250 Beauford Street Very friendly...Any dealers in Perth that I can take some Crowns to in order to check they are genuine? Bought some on ebay awhile ago, and I'm a little suspect of them.
Check t.k.rareties 250 Beauford Street Very friendly...
ABC Bullion have a XRF at their Perth office Level 3, 40 St Georges Terrace but right now we are getting hit hard with buyers that they won't have time to just check coins, any other time would be OK.
ABC Bullion have a XRF at their Perth office Level 3, 40 St Georges Terrace but right now we are getting hit hard with buyers that they won't have time to just check coins, any other time would be OK.
It has eased off and we stayed open all through so no problems popping in.Hi Bron, how is the situation these days? I'm thinking of coming next week if the shop is open and not swamped with buyers.
Well I went to ABC in Perth today and had some Crowns tested. The 1937 I most thought was fake because it looks too good is real, and 2 x 1938 Crowns are fake. Bummed about the 38s since I paid around $100 each on eBay. Looking into the transactions now to see if I have any recourse but it was almost 2 years ago I bought them.