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Help Identifying Asian Coin

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 Posted 09/22/2014  12:09 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add cjspearsdog to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Silver?
Date?

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 Posted 09/22/2014  12:32 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Altaira to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Republic of China year 12 (1923), one yuan. .900 silver.
I'm sorry can't confirm the authenticity since I know nothing about Chinese coins except to read them.

http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10362.html
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09/22/2014 12:33 am
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Not genuine. Very likely not to be silver.

I say you return it back to the seller immediately.
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The picture is not great, but many Chinese coins are faked, in China they look on faking in a different manner, so they don't care that it happens.
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Not genuine. I am positive that it's base metal not silver.
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It was in a lot with 5 other coins, I paid $2.25 total. It only weighs 19.95 grams so obviously a fake.
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One obvious problem is that the ROC Year 12 is purposely incorrect so the forgers would not be charged with counterfeiting. It was part of a one year set of coins to celebrate the last emperor's wedding. Should be ROC year 15 (1926). Cheers! CP
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