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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jump4pay, post: 1537050, member: 37347&quot;]Sorry for the delay in my response.&nbsp; The die crack was the most obvious flaw in the counterfeit.&nbsp; There were other smaller details missing like the artists initials under her neck.&nbsp; I wanted to get the word out as soon as I found a large amount of them so people in the coin community could be on the lookout for them.&nbsp; They have been located in Washington, Oregon, Kentucky, Ohio, California, and in the Carolina’s.&nbsp; I have recovered over 500 so far.&nbsp; I am working with the Secret Service (I’m not a G man) to shut down the import of the coins from China.&nbsp; The imported was buying them by the pound (about 100LBS) per shipment so there are a lot out there.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>They have also imported American silver eagles, which I collect, were the artists mark is a 3M instead of JM.&nbsp; There are a lot of differences in the counterfeit and if you are familiar with them you can spot the fake very easily.&nbsp; I will attach some photos.&nbsp; I do not have the thickness on the counterfeit coins.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>If I get any more information I will post it.&nbsp; Thanks to all that took the time to look at this.&nbsp; Although I have only been collecting coins for a few years, I have found that counterfeiters are undermining this “Hobby of Kings” which I have grown to love.&nbsp; I will do what I can to keep them from shying people away from collecting.</p><p>[ATTACH]204489.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]204490.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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