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Fake Chinese Coins Or Real?

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I am certain that is fake...

Seller stated that it can be pick up with magnet!
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It is le fake
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fake.
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A very poor imitation portrait of Dr Sun Yat-Sen. The silver dollar design of 1929 did not have an inscription above the junk and it would be very unlikely to find its way onto an ebay site.
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No returns policy, how convenient!
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You should be expected to pay at least 100 dollars for genuine coins. Maybe you are extremely lucky but chances are someone would have bid a much higher price than that. Clearly not.

Unless you REALLY know what you are buying, don't even attempt to collect Chinese coins. Start off with a catalog and low grade genuine coins unless you want to learn it the hard way.
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