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The Mint Act of 1890 allowed for changing coin designs every 25 years, and the Barber Quarter entered circulation in 1892.

Half cents were authorized by the Mint Act of April 2, 1792, were first produced in 1793, but were not popular with the public.

In the latest "Fun With Fakes", counterfeit coin expert Jack Young examines a new family of fake early us dollars "varieties".

EAC expert Jack Young discusses a group of counterfeit 1857 Flying Eagle cents that Dark Side Group members have found for purchase online.

In this installment of Jack Young's "Fun with Fakes", Jack discusses a mismatched counterfeit 1798 Small Eagle Draped Bust silver dollar.

In this week's Fun With Fakes, Jack Young talks about an impossible counterfeit 1794 half dollar and its family of fakes for sale online.

In this series, Jack Young writes about the more affordable varieties of fake coins - like these counterfeit Capped Bust half dollars.

Jack Young continues his new series of articles about fake coins that collectors might run into more often online than the big rarities.

Counterfeit coin hunter Jack Young begins a new series on the less-deceptive fakes that a collector might run across for sale online.

By Jack D. Young, Early American Coppers (EAC), and the Dark Side Group ......   As a quick intro, I have had over 60 research articles on the