1 peso cacahuatepec 1917

hello i have a coin of 1 peso of cacahuatepec of 1917 made of silver in a very good condition also this coin y very rare speciment is valuated in the coins catalogue in $12,000 american dollars

also is comprobated by banxico so is auntentic i want to sell it can you help me thanks

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​hello i have a coin of 1 peso of cacahuatepec of 1917 made of silver in a very good condition also this coin y very rare speciment is valuated in the coins catalogue in $12,000 american dollars
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​also is comprobated by banxico so is auntentic i want to sell it can you help me thanks

Hello
​......are you sure that this is an original coin?
I think you need to at least get acquainted with the rules of sale on this site and take photos from different angles

Sincerely, Numizz

I will pay you $12,000 US cash if you can meet me at this address:

935 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington DC 20535
USA

Quote: "gyoschak"​I will pay you $12,000 US cash if you can meet me at this address:
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​935 Pennsylvania Ave NW
​Washington DC 20535
​USA

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Hehe, surely a better meeting spot would be

245 Murray Ln,
Washington, DC 20223

It's fake. Crude letters. It's a Chinese replica. Put it in water and it will rust instantly.

I suggest the administration of this site carefully pay attention to a member of magda1
And to make a warning to everyone regarding this member (if this is a fraudster and he intentionally confuses member Numista).

Quote: "Numizz"​I suggest the administration of this site carefully pay attention to a member of magda1
​And to make a warning to everyone regarding this member (if this is a fraudster and he intentionally confuses member Numista).
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Done, sorry for the slack. Was too busy giving a smartass response to him earlier to remember to add a swap warning.

Thank you Oggy .....

this warning will work mainly for beginners numista. I think that more experienced members of the numista can immediately characterize such coins... (and such people, like magda1)
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the coin they say is false and that
It was already reviewed by the Mexican bank and proved to be genuine since the Mexican bank has a laboratory to verify the authenticity of bills and coins, but the Mexican bank is not authorized by law to issue a written opinion or certificate but they can do all the tests in their laboratories and report the authentication of any Mexican currency

For which an appointment is made and the tests are free
I am entering this page because the house of coins of mexico and the bank of mexico recommended this page for what I thought it was a serious page for the same I hope to be wrong for the same in the bank of mexico were made several tests in that revision took more than 2 hours and the bank of mexico is the only one authorized worldwide to certify if a mexican coin is real or false on the other hand the coin that you have in numista was sent by mister luis garcia and is the I hope with this to have clarified your doubts thanks

I have the 12,000 I just need time to get it from my other house which I keep all my gold and silver at.

Matt

un peso de cacahuatepec of 1917 has a diameter of 1 1/2in its weight s of 1.125239oz and the width of the coin is of 0.7/64in

Man, tell them that you don't it and give it to the bank if they want it. It's a fake 100%. If they give you 10$ for it, you are lucky.
This is a modern Chinese fake without any value.

So you've got a 12k coin and instead of getting it certified you took it to some bloke at the bank who told you it was real but as he isn't allowed to really say so, we just have to accept your word for it?

It's a Shanghai Special, picked up from Alibaba for under $5. The only person likely to fall for this is a complete novice and guess what.... they don't buy 12k coins.

Crawl back under your rock and die of shame or something.

Quote: "magda1"​ the bank of mexico is the only one authorized worldwide to certify if a mexican coin is real or false

​This news will be comes as big shock to PCGS.

Silly bugger.

Let's not insult him just because he thinks the coin is real.

Quote: "kommodore"​Let's not insult him just because he thinks the coin is real.

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He knows fine well it's not real. Probably time to lock this though.