Lenin.
Is the "Monetnii" double struck?
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Thanks Alexei, it sure looks better on these scans.

Marc
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desantnik Wrote:Is the "Monetnii" double struck?

I don't think so. Obviously, it's genuine, but they did try to do something to it - the reverse looks like it has been polished and sandblasted/wirebrushed, and the patina on the back is weird.

Alexei
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Nota Bene Wrote:I don't think so. Obviously, it's genuine, but they did try to do something to it - the reverse looks like it has been polished and sandblasted/wirebrushed, and the patina on the back is weird.

Alexei

you think my medal is copy?
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No. But they think the serial number may have been altered.
"patina imparts character" - PJS
A wise man said: 'you should not pay a premium for what you want beyond your comfort level, and always ensure there is a mutually agreeable return policy.'
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claretbaron Wrote:you think my medal is copy?

EricFG Wrote:No. But they think the serial number may have been altered.

I didn't say either. It is obvious to me that it has been messed with. I can't tell from pictures what exactly happened to it.

Alexei
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i had used Machines test: this medal made by gold and Platinum no problem.
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I am sorry, but why would you do that and what does it prove? :confused:

Alexei
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this lenin made by gold is no problem. but i never see this type. and back side, order number is not clear. fake? but it made so good. from this it is not like fake. i do not know.
who can help me?


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Hello claretbaron,

looks okay to me.

This is a variaiton with handwritten serial numer in the middle of the reverse,
found between s/n: 372.358 to 401.579.

By the photo it is difficult to judge the number.

best regards
Andreas
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