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Struck Counterfeit Coins: A Family of Struck Fake Large Cents

Jack D. Young - January 9, 2023

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... After writing the previous “family” article about rather deceptive struck counterfeit half cents based on the...

Struck Counterfeit Coins: A Family of Struck Fake Draped Bust Dollars

Jack D. Young - December 27, 2022

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... In a discussion at the 2019 Dayton EAC Convention on counterfeits, we talked of three "families"...

A New “Family” of Draped Bust Half Dollar Counterfeits

Jack D. Young - December 12, 2022

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... I have written several CoinWeek articles on groups of counterfeits I call "families", where a genuine...

Another “Family” – Capped Bust Quarter Counterfeits

Jack D. Young - November 22, 2022

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... This latest installment is on an earlier series of the quarter denomination based on a B-10...

The Expanded Family of Counterfeit Large Cents Based on the 1833 N-5 Variety

Jack D. Young - September 19, 2022

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) for CoinWeek ..... In my previous CoinWeek article on these 1833 “N-5” counterfeits, I cited the genuine...

Struck Counterfeit Coins: Another Family of Struck Fake Large Cents

Jack D. Young - March 28, 2022

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... It has been a while since I wrote my CoinWeek article on the "family" of large...

Struck Counterfeit Coins: A Second “Family” of Struck Fake Draped Bust Dollars

Jack D. Young - November 9, 2020

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... As I noted in my past CoinWeek article on the 1795 "off-center" Bust dollar fakes, my...

Struck Counterfeit Coins: Another “All in the Family” Half Cent – 1835/1826

Jack D. Young - May 15, 2020

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC) ...... Continuing the theme from my previous CoinWeek article on the “family” of 1804 “C-6” struck counterfeits...