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Poland
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@Elykius  |
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Poland
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Australia
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The counterfeiters are getting better. Usually the '4' and '3' are quite bad on copies, but they've got them right here. Other details on the coins don't look quite right, especially on the second coin. What does 'ineligible type' mean? Does NGC not grade these coins/tokens due to political correctness reasons? Or is this NGC's way of saying it's fake? |
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Poland
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@ClusterCoin NGC doesn't grade ghetto coins because they do not know how to recognize the forgery. |
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Poland
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Australia
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gumer, what makes you think it's a fake? Only reply in detail if you're comfortable, as counterfeiters may read this forum and try to improve their fraudulent product.
It does look quite different to the 20 Mark coin I saw here in Adelaide Australia (its been sold, so I don't have a photo of it). For me, one side looks unusually shiny while the other has corrosion on it that doesn't look like other coins from the era.
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Poland
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@ClusterCoin This forgery was made in Poland several dozen years ago and is easy to recognize by the date digits.  |
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Poland
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United States
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Hello gumer. Is this one counterfeit?   Thank you. |
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Valued Member
Poland
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Hello. Magnesium coin. It's genuine :)
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United States
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Thank you for the prompt response!
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Moderator
United States
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 to the Community, lever!
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United States
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Thank you for the welcome jbuck. I have another one to ask you about gumer. Is this one counterfeit?   Thank you. |
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Hello. What about thi one? Weight is 2.6 g   |
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Posted 12/23/2021 03:16 am
