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Counterfeit Austria 25 Euro

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This appears to be a manufacturer that will supply forged 2010 Austria 25 Euro coins. I imagine they have other similarly nefarious products.

See: http://esun-craft.en.made-in-china....n-C013-.html

Posted here for information only, with a strong admonition that nobody should consider actually ordering any of these as in most countries their importation would likely be illegal.

The laughable aspect of the product listing is that Australia is conflated with Austria, but the ready availability of such counterfeits is certainly not a laughing matter.
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 Posted 03/30/2015  2:34 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add austrokiwi to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
OMG I think that fake even breaks chinese law! whether they enforce it is another matter!!
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Let me scare you a bit more. I found this item browsing a directory of Chinese manufacturers/suppliers of coins/medals/tokens. There are 4,583 such firms listed, so I've hardly scratched the surface yet. Consider further how many others beyond these may be operating in the shadows.

Edit: In delving farther down the list, the products offered have tended to devolve into keychains and other trinkets whose only relation to coins is that both are made of metal, so perhaps it's not quite as bad as I was thinking. But it's bad enough.
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i wonder if the world will ever make forgery of money require the death penalty again. maybe then there wouldnt be websites advertising fake money with a youtube video showing how its made lol. but seeing that picture caused me to do some research. a beautiful coin series with a .900 silver ring? man those euro coins got it going on.
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Wow only 30 cents US per unit. That is great for a 25 Euro coin. You could make a small fortune importing these to pass at face value.

There is actually no chance of any legal action until China takes control of criminal activities like these. The US efforts to stop importation are toothless because they rely on the "honesty" of the sellers and buyers to self police.

The entire situation is as far as I can see totally out of control.

All we can do is to keep beating the drum and spreading the word about forgery.
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They still can't spell 'Austria' correctly!
I think I have learned to tell the difference.
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