Lithuania: 50 centu 1925, a strange entry? [solved]

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4490.html

The proof coin (Mintage 2) is owned by at least one numista collector! Could the referee please check, if that's correct, somehow I doubt it

Ole

There are seven members claiming to own that line.

Quote: "ZacUK"​ There are seven members claiming to own that line.

​Conclusion: A highly counterfeited coin

Or just members who ticked the wrong box.

Quote: "Essor Prof"​Or just members who ticked the wrong box.

​Sure, type collectors

This is quite common with all low mintage coins.

Yeah, but it tells a lot the confidence you can have in the data of Numista

What has the user reported ownership that can't be controlled to do with anything?
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Quote: "Idolenz"​What has the user reported ownership that can't be controlled to do with anything?
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​If the user claiming ownership also has "doubles" then the "doubles" of his will also not be correct and thus a "swap" whith such an owner is also compromised.

Okay but this has still nothing to do with Numista coin data like it sounds in your statement.
A minimum amount of intelligence should provide oneself with enough protection to see someone is most likely full of crap claiming to own a unique or nearly unique coin let alone own multiples.

Quote: "Idolenz"​Okay but this has still nothing to do with Numista coin data like it sounds in your statement.
​A minimum amount of intelligence should provide oneself with enough protection to see someone is most likely full of crap claiming to own a unique or nearly unique coin let alone own multiples.

​Thanks, I see you understood it all the way