WORLD COIN COUNTERFEITS MADE IN CHINA.
Chinese Counterfeiter Strikes a Fake Silver Coin
Seeing is believing!
Seeing is believing!
Coin Press Used in Chinese Coin Counterfeiting Ring. This is striking fake Morgan Dollars. |
A worker in a Chinese fake coin minting operation feeds a planchet into the coin press to strike a fake silver coin. |
A selection of dies is shown for striking fake coins in an illegal Chinese coin minting operation. Note the many U.S. coins being faked. |
A Chinese worker in a coin counterfeiting ring operates a machine that puts edge lettering on fake silver coins. |
An edge view of the same handful of fake Morgan Dollars. |
Counterfeit Morgan Dollars made by a major Chinese fake coin operation. |
Counterfeit coins, bars, and other small obects can be seen in this showroom in a Chinese coin and antiquities counterfeiting operation. |
Thousands of Fake Coins Struck by a Chinese Counterfeiting Ring. |
This container is full of Chinese- made fake Indian Head Cents and fake U.S. Large Cents. |
Counterfeit ingots and bars made by a major Chinese fake coin operation. |
Photo courtesy of Jinghua Shei.
Not surprising!They are already famous for fake foodstuffs and almost everything on earth.
ReplyDeleteWonder if they can make genuine things? he!he!
Dear Clement,
ReplyDeletehappy week-end!
"Made in China" counterfeits?
Genuine products are "Made In PRC",Haha!
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteIts pretty scary to see that these counterfeiters are getting more and more sophisticated.
Wonder ever it will come a time where the making of coins and banknotes can be perfected by these people?
Then it will be disaster to the numismatic world.
In fact we could see that many innovations have bring more harm than good to mankind.
Haha, guess whatever, we just have to change and go with the wind.
Nice article, Dickson :)
im afraid that mine are fake
ReplyDeleteHi Danny,
ReplyDeleteIf they are smart,they would make some 1976 50 cents coins!Haha!!
Hi Fei Abdillah,
ReplyDeleteAlways check the weight!
Or bring to show me if possible!
I saw many Chinese fake coins ...
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