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Pillar of the Community
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PCGS is correct. Your coin is counterfeit. If you believe PCGS is incorrect then submit your coin to NGC but you will receive the same response.
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When I say something I tell the fact and give full support.
Sorry, I do not want impact other people's business. I make revise and do not say too much.
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01/15/2025 12:57 pm
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Sometimes it is hard to accept the truth. So every coin certified by PCGS is fake and only yours is genuine?  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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When you say PCGS is correct, please explain those graded wax mold casted coins. Do you think they are stamping casted? How you see coins strike? The strike quality of Patterns of this coin are considerably inferior to your coin. This is obvious by researching known graded examples According to researchers this is consistent with the fact that although the Kwangtung Mint had received the proper machinery and dies, it did not receive proof presses or the proper machinery to produce a special planchet. You actually provided the proof not knowingly that your coin is counterfeit. |
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Two things I already talked many times. casting method and patina. It is not difficult to identify from detail if it is stamping casted or mold pouring casted, About patina, even you do not know patina should form from coin/item itself, do not know how the patina should distribute and say it is natural, you can simply see the tone, the color. You must know what is natural rust color. That is so simple. Here to see what is natural patina/tone https://www.youtube.com/@MansbridgeCoinsEdited by antiqueeye
01/15/2025 1:11 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Taiwan
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The coins you posted above are all artificially toned and counterfeit. Your Mausoleum dollar and Tuan Chi-Jui dollar are very obviously artificially toned. I know that you believe you are right and all the experts at PCGS are wrong
Let me leave you with this.
Under the Customs Tariff, the importation into Canada of base or counterfeit coins is prohibited. These coins can be seized by the CBSA with no terms of release. "Buying, smuggling and possessing counterfeit currency harms Canada's economy by encouraging the black market. Border services officers are very vigilant and all offenders are subject to sanctions and legal proceedings."
- Annie Beausejour, Regional Director General, Quebec Region, Canada Border Services Agency
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01/15/2025 3:20 pm
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This talk already breakaway the fact. No much worth to reply. I do not change your judgement. But please do not confuse people. About customs these coins are antiques. I bought so many Chinese antiques from US never see any problem. When I import these coins the box was opened and checked by agency in person. Talk about patina, the fact is, it is natural rust color, the color is consistent with the base plate color, inseparable from the base plate and it is integration with the base plate, and uniform. That is how I judge the patina formed from inside of the coin. You do not need learn this, only talk your story.     Edited by antiqueeye
01/15/2025 11:21 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Those look like fakes. Where in the world did you get that coin?
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captainmandrake1, I do not know how you got that impression. Because looks strange for you? These are uncirculated prime pattern coins, from a family collection in US always kept as collection. But here we pay attention to the coins themself. They have such great quality because they should be the first few tested coins. Unbelievable but nothing wrong. Anybody can give opinion but please talk and question something with meaning. Images in upper response were took in natural sun light that show show the patina/tone more clear. Taking photo in different light may show big color difference.  Edited by antiqueeye
01/15/2025 3:52 pm
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