Hey All. I am going through a bag of $2s and came across this Fake $2 Coin. It was way to easy to spot this one and it is my First Find of a Counterfeit Coin. No Effort Made at all on it. Hope they don't get to much harder to Spot. jpl..
One of the easiest ways to spot these (in the 2003 coins I've seen, anyway) is the positioning of the left hand side of the Queens neck. It should be over the 'E' but is always over the 'L'.
I am just wondering How Much it would Cost the Chinese to Produce one of These? Throw in Cheap Labour & Metal cost, and with that Make a $2 Coin that Probably Cost Them 20ct's to Make at 6.6 Grm's. jpl..
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