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1912 French Indo-China 10 Cent Coin

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1912-French-Indo-China-10-Cent-Coin

1912-French-Indo-China-10-Cent-Coin

1912-French-Indo-China-10-Cent-Coin

Today I found this 1912 French Indo-China 10 cent coin. I know it has silver in it, but otherwise I am unsure of the value. Also, I was taking a look at the date and it looks a bit strange to me. Like the 19 is misaligned with the 12. Am I just seeing things, or is that fairly common maybe?
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Unfortunately, this one looks like a counterfiet. The 1912 10 cent had a fineness of .835. Yours says .680 so most likely is a fake. These coins are notorious for counterfiets. I myself have bought about 12 of them of all denominations and only two ended up being real. Good thing I got them for cheap.
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Poop. You're probably right. I checked the weight and it only weighs 2.43. I also have a 1909 20 cent one that is alos probably a fake then, it also says .680. Well, at least I got them out of pocket change and didnt have to pay anything for them.
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Yes, 1909 20 cents had a fineness of .835 aswell. Still pretty cool to get them in change even if they are counterfeit.
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