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    http://www.ebay.com/...=item4d07c44d7e

     

    I can not even be certain it is genuine, because it looks so modern and too strongly struck? Maybe I am just being paranoid. I can always use more advice on how to detect counterfeits or replicas, especially with Russia where everything seems to be either dug up from the ground or out of a counterfeiter's pocket.

     

    This seller has been all over ebay lately with many fakes both copper and silver. Rarely they are listed as "copy" or "can not be sure if genuine", but mostly no description. The coin you link to is fake. I would never buy ANYTHING from this seller. I have already reported several of his coins, but unless ebay gets multiple electronic reports on a listing or seller, they take NO action.

  2. Diakov's book has photograph from the real coin. If you so desire, you can make a trip to Hermitage, pay $200 and ask them for a better photo. Did you know that there is an intersing super rare 1710 ruble? You should check into that one too. Why get stuck on just 1707. Picture of that one can be requested from GIM, probably for the same amount - $200.

     

    rare coin? pay $$$ ok.

     

    rare picture of rare coin for $$$? no thank you.

  3. Sounds like fun, Bobh!

     

    Im thinking of making a fixture out of wood strips, and using some picture frame glass. Im trying different lenses, as well. Im using a Nikon D7000. I dont have a macro lens, but my 70-300mm telephoto is working with an extension tube for close focus. seems to work OK, but focus is a bit of trial and error. The tripod helps ALOT! good tip about the black. some black barbeque grill paint should do the trick.

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