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1911 China 7 Mace & 2 Candareens Authentic?

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 Posted 02/24/2017  10:31 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add ksmcents to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I know these are rife with fakes.

Coin weighs 26.75g, non-magnetic.



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 Posted 02/25/2017  12:04 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Albert to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I doubt if it's authentic, just looking at the pics- it looks about the same as many fakes I have.
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The weight is good and the appearance is much better than the typical forgery. That is however not a guarantee that the coin is in fact genuine. The edge design is critical since most forgers get that wrong.

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The edges are reeded...it seems authentic from what I can gather from pictures...but I am far from knowledgeable on these.
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Is it 39.5mm dia and 2.5mm thick, 27 grams and .900 silver?
There are some home tests that can be useful to figure if it's silver or not.
I have non-silver fakes with a pretty close to correct weight and they don't stick to a magnet.
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I'm sorry, I jumped the gun without reading carefully- no, your 1911 coin, I'm sure would not be authentic.
Or if authentic, then it would not be 1911.
The emperor and the date in the subject title are at odds.
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Thanks Albert! I had hopes but not too high of hopes. Thanks again for the replies
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