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Sometime you find it from where ,where the have no use for it....
There are various places in india,where tourist from world over comes & are coming & even india was under British ,Victoria empire for so many years...,
Then even india was very popular for tourist from outside india...
Himalyas,kashi ..so many foreign hub still & before were all the time 'jammed by them .Manali,kasol...
There local people don't have any knowledge for internet & most of don't care apart from there world..i acquired from these places along with coworker..

 

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1. Put`em all together tightly into one piece of paper.

2. Carefully place into garbage bin.

3. Don't buy anymore "coins" until you learn how those coin should look and also a bit about detecting obvious counterfeits.

 

Nice thing to say when you can't have them..

 

I can have them, anyone can, from Aliexpress. Problem is, I don't want them, I got the real versions of most of them, excluding that hilarious 1865 Washington "dollar". Always makes me laugh.

Hey, how come so many different coins from different countries and periods look the same and got same damage on them?

 

That is the thing that people those traveled the world..they were carrying them ...
how else apart from ali express thing it may reach...

 

They have the look of fakes I've seen on ebay that are cheap, and very bad Chinese fakes.

 

That looks like a really bad fake of a 1981 Silver Trade Unit.

 

I'll give you the answer you want to hear.

They are authentic coins and worth about $5000 each.

 

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1981 silver trade unit is different thats not 1981.. that is why i am searching on these


. 999 troy coin have look at them..

 

Remote areas frequented by tourists are just the place to sell these imitations because the visitors are off guard and also have an unfortunate attitude that the locals are ignorant and will sell diamonds as glass. The only good thing is that the local vendor often needs the money a lot more than the visitor does.

 

Have you weighed this?

 

i bought these from coin changer.. suddenly my eyes got onto these & he was just changing indian rupees to indian coins ..But there were these coins ..so i picked up & i thought may be it is something..may be ,,,i thought of being these of like counterfeit but also it came to my mind ..at this corner of india ,,such a guy sitting on road side exchange coin ..how will he would have done this business of faking dollars ..coin..& why in this part of india where no body will look for these..

 

yeah
that looks like a bad fake of a 1980 silver trade unit

 

i will weigh them tomorrow...my scale is left at my place..now i am travelling that is so ..just..like this

 

waiting for you..

 

I can assure you china most likely had everything to do with it. I'd also tell you that most open markets where locals sell to tourists are replete with knock off imitations of everything and anything, but the broken English and other clues lead me to wonder if this isn't a counterfeiter looking for us to describe a better way to fake it.

 

I think he was being facetious

 

not sure what you are waiting on me for, but I assure you it may take a while longer.

 

I Will put the pic of the guy from whom i bought..he is not some vendor.He sit on the road side with beggars at religious place in India.How he could deal for these imitation when he is not bigger than begger

 

Because you told they are worth 5000 & i don't know where you were pointing & because i am trying to find the worth on coins i have,i.e why waiting on you