Fake Morgan Dollars Made in China

[kamgort]

Fake Morgan Dollars Made in China

Here's a close-up image of a few freshly-minted fake Morgan Dollars struck in China.

Again, what stands out most to me is the high quality of these fakes. The coins may or may not have been struck on genuine .900 fine silver planchets, though. The Chinese have been experts at creating lookalike alloys for more 1,500 years.

An Assortment of Fake Coin Dies in China

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Processing fakes.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

 

[steelheadwill]

OMG!
YOU KILL ME, I won't be able to concentrate on anything till I check all of mine!! Any Idea when this started? maybe I don't have to check ALL of them.
Are they exact weight & size, They look really good & I have a few of the pictured 1889's

thanks for the tip, Good day, Herbie

 

[steelheadwill]

more bad news, peace dollars & many more
http://home.comcast.net/~reidgold/draped_busts/chinese.html

 

[kamgort]

more bad news, peace dollars & many more
http://home.comcast.net/~reidgold/draped_busts/chinese.html

the entire photo essay here.

http://coins.about.com/od....ars.htm

 

[Iron Patch]

Morgan dollars was probably a very smart choice to fake considering the numbers of them and the generally low price for a large silver coin. I can't imagine how many people must have bought them and have no idea.

 

[Saturna]

It'll get to the point that unless you dig it or dive on it yourself, you never really know if it's authentic.

 

[ManikBhai]

Its great informative post that Fake Coin Dies in China is producing this coin and that when i was visit china than i saw one factory the name of chinabuye supplier visit it here

 

[Bum Luck]

Just like mosquitoes.................. ain't the world a great place?

 

[Smee]

Its great informative post that Fake Coin Dies in China is producing this coin and that when i was visit china than i saw one factory the name of chinabuye supplier visit it here

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