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United States
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for $15 bucks he got 3 1906 walkers and more to boot!! I think he looted this guy!!
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 United States
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The sellers were Chinese Avoid buying any supposed U.S. coins from China. MANY fakes are coming out of there and these sellers are getting wealthy through unethical,shady practices. swcoin.ecrater.com
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United States
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For those that have not seen the Chinese mints here is some pics!
http://coins.about.com/od/worldcoins/ig/Chinese-Counterfeiting-Ring/Chinese-Fake-Coin-Minting.htm
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United States
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Looks like an interesting waste of $15 unless you are into collecting fake chinese coins. Then this might be a gold mine. I like the comment, "not only are they fakes, but they are bad fakes". Now that says it all.
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Australia
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fcrazo said:
Though I have not sent them to a lab, I would not handle them. Pay attention to the news and you hear about the toxic Chinese jewelry. Enough said. Agree there. Whatever they're made of, they're not made of silver. If the coin sounds the same as a silver coin when dropped (and especially if the weights are near-correct) then it's an alloy that's similar in density to silver; the easiest way to get the density up that high is to add lots of lead to the mix. I wouldn't let the littlies play with them. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Looks like an interesting waste of $15 It's funny this is still being said, even after I said he bought them knowing they were fake.  Quote:
If the coin sounds the same as a silver coin when dropped (and especially if the weights are near-correct) then it's an alloy that's similar in density to silver; the easiest way to get the density up that high is to add lots of lead to the mix That's good information, thanks, I'll be sure to pass it on |
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United States
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Anyway, I believe they were fake because
- The sellers were Chinese I am of Chinese decent... so the coins I own are automatically fake? lol No wonder the dealer didn't want to buy my coins j/k  Just do the research and don't let people buy coins for you. Quote:
Avoid buying any supposed U.S. coins from China. MANY fakes are coming out of there and these sellers are getting wealthy through unethical,shady practices.
...and the cheap labor too. Bribing officials isn't cheap though. |
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Just do the research and don't let people buy coins for you. he bought them for himself. Quote:
I am of Chinese decent... so the coins I own are automatically fake? Just do research and don't let people make coins for you :) |
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United States
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Just do research and don't let people make coins for you :) Dude, Stop it. It is not funny the second time.  |
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Canada
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Kowabunga, Dude! It wasn't funny the first time.
Sorry to distract you from your Ninja Turtles reruns but I appreciate your input in the thread.
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