I don't think I can say anything that's already been said. It's a tribute to you knowledge as a collector. Keep it up Mike

I think it's unlikely that anyone would get fooled unless the seller was deliberately misrepresenting the nature of the fantasy issue to a new collector. Otherwise, who would buy that type of coin with zero knowledge of the series that the fantasy represents?

Two points: it is important to recognize how today's technology, coupled with a skilled individual, and period appropriate equipment, can reproduce such a good copy of an original (please, Dan, continue to use your powers for good ;).  And the artistry of his unique pieces are really outstanding -- he is quite an accomplished designer.

It's a knock off. Is it in many price books?. It can it's run its course. What he's doing is back dooring  for-profit . It a joke. So they found  a die. Try and  sell it Zero. Thats What there worth. In have heard of him and dismissed him as anything but a snake cure specialist. He is now misleading people and laughing all the way to the bank. No one can just got out and make American coinage. Yes he knows the rules and gets around them. Sorry I have  to disagree with you . Next there will be a Dansco album for copied coins that's  all they are. Mike.

I am a fan. I want one of his Peace dollars for the High Relief and the broken sword. My opinion. I could be wrong. 

Dan Carr impresses me as a savvy businessman, positioning some of his issues just within the legal boundaries but close enough to generate considerable discourse and plenty of attention.  I think he is an expert technician and has a pretty good design sense, his original work is no worse than what comes out of US mint these days.  I would consider collecting some of his hologram strikes.