Ping test is junk science with modern Chinesium forgeries that are of comparable silver content and alloy to the real thing.
When buying a multi-thousand-dollar coin, I want something more reliable than my ear.
I knew this one was junk as soon as I saw the date. Didn't even need to read the rest.
The best "test" you can do is to learn what real ones look like and how to recognize them.
I would avoid this dealer like the plague and never return. There's no way any dealer would allow such a high value date/MM to be in inventory when it's such an obvious fake, unless they're straight up scammers, thieves, or con artists.
When buying a multi-thousand-dollar coin, I want something more reliable than my ear.
I knew this one was junk as soon as I saw the date. Didn't even need to read the rest.
The best "test" you can do is to learn what real ones look like and how to recognize them.
I would avoid this dealer like the plague and never return. There's no way any dealer would allow such a high value date/MM to be in inventory when it's such an obvious fake, unless they're straight up scammers, thieves, or con artists.
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