FORGERY MALAYSIA DOLLAR
Question.
Dear Dickson
The first Pic.1 shows 2 dots above and below the 199'1' on the reverse.
From ST Ngoh. 17-08-2011.
Answer:
Dear Dickson
Please find in attachment 2 photos of different 1991 RM1 coins.
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| (Pic.2.). Malaysia.1991.$1.00 Counterfeits Coin.Reverse. (ST Ngoh Collection) |
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| (Pic.1).Malaysia.1991.$1.00 Counterfeits Coin.Reverse. (ST Ngoh Collection) |
The first Pic.1 shows 2 dots above and below the 199'1' on the reverse.
Note the uniqueness of the lower dot - it is just like the crown of a winding watch! The obverse also have the same dot at the handle of the kris.
What could have brought about these type of dots?
From ST Ngoh. 17-08-2011.
Answer:
Dear ST Ngoh,
How are you ?
These were pieces of counterfeit Malaysia 1991 $1.00 coin.
Pay attention to the concentric lines from the center of the coin in (Pic.1.)
Those "Dots" were the Die Gouge Errors.
On the coin in (Pic.2),the details of the coin is not sharp and clear.
You may link and visit my posts listed below for more details.
Links:
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2011/03/counterfeit-coinsmalaysia-one.html
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2011/03/counterfeit-coinsmalaysia-50-cents.html
Thank you.
Best regards,
Dickson Niew.
Links:
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2011/03/counterfeit-coinsmalaysia-one.html
http://dniewcollectors.blogspot.com/2011/03/counterfeit-coinsmalaysia-50-cents.html
Thank you.
Best regards,
Dickson Niew.
Hi, is there a metal error printing for RM1 1991? I found out 1 site saying got such a case
ReplyDeleteAnonymous,
ReplyDeleteAnything may happen. Metal used for original $1.00 coin was Aluminum Bronze and the counterfeits used the recycle Brass.