If it disappears, it was a magician's coin.
People can be magicians but there tricks are not real. They fool the eye.Magic isn't real.
It's "real," but it isn't a Mint-manufactured coin. This is a magician's coin made from two legal-tender coins after they were issued for circulation. No. It's manufactured for magicians.
Take it to a coin shop. They will tell you if it is real or not.
A magician cant tell you because it is against the magicians code.
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If you doubt the authenticity of any coin, take it to a coin dealer.
His real name is Steven Frayne.
you will know because if some currency is dated 1960, it is fake
Paul Cosentino
Take it to a jeweler or coin shop. But beware of leaving coins with a dealer, because you have no proof of ownership.
Find the value of the coin and see if it matches close to the price they are advertising. If you find that the value is $250 and they are selling it for $20 it's not the real coin. Another thing to watch out for is if the coin(s) or advertisement says "copy". If they do it means they are only selling a replica of the coin and not the real deal. You can find coin values online at Numismedia.
Take it to a local coin collector and see what he or she says.