I have heard that the Chinese can legally counterfeit anything that was minted before 1948. That dates from their revolution. The coins after that are illegal, but they don’t enforce the law.
if people were not aware of this then please look carefully. these kind of Fakes are sold as Rare coins. these people are targeting people that are new to coin collecting. please just do a little research on the coin your looking for and/or you can join CT and members here will advise you well
I BOUGHT A 43-S, JUST AS AN ODDITY, CORRECT WEIGHT AND LOOKS LEGIT, NON METTALIC, RIGHT COLOR AND EVERYTHING
mike estes, posted: "if people were not aware of this then please look carefully. these kind of Fakes are sold as Rare coins. these people are targeting people that are new to coin collecting. please just do a little research on the coin your looking for and/or you can join CT and members here will advise you well View attachment 1248800 View attachment 1248801 It is not a fake! It is simply a damaged coin. Unfortunately, the uninformed cannot be protected from the folks who prey on them.
hey Insider thanks for catching my mistake. i had fake coins on my mind. you are 100% right in saying " It is not a fake! It is simply a damaged coin. Unfortunately, the uninformed cannot be protected from the folks who prey on them. "
hey Insider thanks for catching my mistake. your 100% correct. i had Fake coins on my mind. right or wrong i hope my post helps someone and yours as well.
mike estes, posted: hey Insider thanks for catching my mistake. i had fake coins on my mind. Just being a nit-picking troll.
Well we COULD try them in absentia but even if you get a conviction there would be no way to enforce a judgement (unless the counterfeiter decided to visit the US). And they would be free to keep on making and exporting the fakes.