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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Phil Ham, post: 1116242, member: 5787&quot;]As an engineer and a person who has been to China and somewhat understands the level of their ability, I will have to ask a few questions on DC&#039;s last post.&nbsp; China is extremely good at reverse engineering.&nbsp; They have a very skilled and educated workforce.&nbsp; Their capital investments for machining are often top notch and well financed.&nbsp; They are already manufacturing high technology items purchased by many of us everyday.&nbsp; It may help to have designed a coin for the US Mint but it certainly isn&#039;t a necessity.&nbsp; They have plenty of time to practice that art until they can hone their skills.&nbsp; The black market Chinese Coin Shops are already faking coins to a degree that fools many of us.&nbsp; If China can make a stealth bomber and a nuclear weapon, I think that a high quality over-stirking die isn&#039;t out of the question.&nbsp; The Denver Mint coin press isn&#039;t the latest and greatest technology for over-striking coins.&nbsp; It can be copied as-is although the Chinese would probably make it better.&nbsp; As far as over-striking a coin near Denver, I don&#039;t see why that makes any difference at all.&nbsp; Heck, half the stuff in my home comes from China.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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