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New Member
Indonesia
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Valued Member
United States
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A word of warning, Many chineese coins are counterfit. Be sure to buy them slabbed by a 3rd party grading sevice.
I am not sure what that coin is sorry.
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Forum Kid
Kuwait
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Looks like a csybolic token or pendant part.
I'll look it up..
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Valued Member
United States
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I've never seen one quite like that, although I have a weird triangular one of a similar nature. I would agree that it is probably some sort of token or pendant.
Heather
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Originally posted by Vic
A word of warning, Many chineese coins are counterfit. Be sure to buy them slabbed by a 3rd party grading sevice.
I am not sure what that coin is sorry.
This is not entirely accurate,, Chinese coins themselves are more than likely legitimate, it is the American coins coming from china that are for the greater part counterfeit. Rick |
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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It has a Pekingese dog on the reverse (looks like my dog:)
May be a token, have to ask my chinese translator friend, maybe will have an idea.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Originally posted by Metalman
... it is the American coins coming from china that are for the greater part counterfeit.
Rick
So the 1799 Silver dollar Heraldic Eagle reverse I bought in Bangkok for $2 is a FAKE! [:0] lol. I keep next to my "Deed to Statue of Liberty" and "Deed to Manhattan and Long Island".( bought in NY) Some things you just have to buy. LOL  Buy the way they sell fake "old" Thailand coins also. I bought a few. I've not seen any Chinese coin that looks like that. I suspect it's a Medallion Edited by toast
01/28/2006 6:53 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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IMHO it is not a coin but a token or medallion of some sort. It is not a Thai coin judging from the Chinese characters. I have sent an email to sunyang, our only chinese collector from China to see whether he can help out. BTW ayambangkok welcome to the Forum...you have an interesting monika...do you know what it means   |
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New Member
China
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i am sorry to say taht I have not seen it before..
but I have e-mail my friends,they may know it.
i will answer you as soon as possible.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1529 Posts |
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Originally posted by sunyang
i am sorry to say taht I have not seen it before..
but I have e-mail my friends,they may know it.
i will answer you as soon as possible.
Thanks sunyang for attending to this query so quickly... |
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China
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Originally posted by Vic
A word of warning, Many chineese coins are counterfit. Be sure to buy them slabbed by a 3rd party grading sevice.
I am not sure what that coin is sorry.
i don't think it is counterfit. let me know where/how much/from who you buy it. i think it may be a memorial currency. |
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 Indonesia
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Originally posted by sunyang
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Originally posted by Vic
A word of warning, Many chineese coins are counterfit. Be sure to buy them slabbed by a 3rd party grading sevice.
I am not sure what that coin is sorry.
i don't think it is counterfit.
let me know where/how much/from who you buy it.
i think it may be a memorial currency.
Thank you for all of your attention guys. I get the coin from my uncle, he said that its valuable, but he don't know where/when it come from. BTW, sunyang, whats "Monika" mean? :)) |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1529 Posts |
I am the one who posted the word "monika" ...what it means is your posting id.
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New Member
Indonesia
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quote:
Originally posted by lim118
I am the one who posted the word "monika" ...what it means is your posting id.
Im sorry lim118. Ayambangkok = Ayam Bangkok, a kind of thai fighting Cock. to know more you can visit my website on www.ayambangkok.com. But it write in Indonesian. Edited by Mike
01/29/2006 01:41 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Originally posted by ayambangkok
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Originally posted by lim118
I am the one who posted the word "monika" ...what it means is your posting id.
Im sorry lim118. Ayambangkok = Ayam Bangkok, a kind of thai fighting Cock. to know more you can visit my website on www.ayambangkok.com But it write in Indonesian.
Yes, I know the literal meaning of the two words combined into one. Born in Singapore before migrating to Australia, I speak and write Bahasa Indonesia dengan Bahasa Malaysia fluently. So where are you from BTW...the link to your website does not work. Cheers....Lim |
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New Member
Indonesia
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quote:
Originally posted by lim118
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Originally posted by ayambangkok
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Originally posted by lim118
I am the one who posted the word "monika" ...what it means is your posting id.
Im sorry lim118. Ayambangkok = Ayam Bangkok, a kind of thai fighting Cock. to know more you can visit my website on https://www.ayambangkok.com. But it write in Indonesian.
Yes, I know the literal meaning of the two words combined into one. Born in Singapore before migrating to Australia, I speak and write Bahasa Indonesia dengan Bahasa Malaysia fluently.
So where are you from
BTW...the link to your website does not work.
Cheers....Lim
Im from Indonesia. Try to open https://www.ayambangkok.comNice to meet you lim. |
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