The Worst Fake You Have Seen....
Is it worse than this one! The owner of it thought it would be worth a premium since the date is misprinted! Geez louise!!


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I've had customers with similar and called me a liar and scam artist for not buying their rare family heirlooms.
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@Jinx86 said:
I've had customers with similar and called me a liar and scam artist for not buying their rare family heirlooms.i feel it about time for a "why coin dealers drink" thread bump!
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Not fake, just comically altered.
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3 inches?
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I thought this one was pretty bad as 'California proofs' go, and yet one or two individuals here who like to portray themselves as very knowledgeable felt otherwise.

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Your hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need it.
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That penny is funny.
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A 1914-D cent where the date was altered from a 1944 and the D was added... ABOVE the date!
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@Hydrant said:
That penny is funny.You're right and likely the coin was altered as a gag.
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I had a dealer try to sell me a 1928 peace dollar that was a 1923. Swore up and down it was a 28. Only catch was it had a Denver mint mark
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Very nice 1909 S VDB.
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Still laughing at that 1909 S VDB cent....Cheers, RickO4 -
I'm with ricko, still chuckling over the 1909-S VDB
!Going to change it up a bit and show the "worst" I have seen, a struck counterfeit 1797 large cent. Worst meaning the scariest...
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In Thailand I picked up a couple "silver dollars" to give to some coin collecting friends of mine in the US. The size and the heft was right, and the designs per se were pretty good, but they had Morgan obverses and Liberty Seated reverses. Needless to say, I paid less than a $1 for them.
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Very nice 1909 S VDB.
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It won't get the bean though
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Worse than the 1875 'guaranteed to be authentic' Washington quarter I passed on at a flea market in North Africa!
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@Jimnight said:
Very nice 1909 S VDB.
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@burfle23 said:
I'm with ricko, still chuckling over the 1909-S VDB
!Going to change it up a bit and show the "worst" I have seen, a struck counterfeit 1797 large cent. Worst meaning the scariest...

That's scary, it looks fairly real at first glance. I don't know alot about old copper, but if you told me it was real I'd belive you. (if I wasn't buying it)
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@Luxor said:
I thought this one was pretty bad as 'California proofs' go, and yet one or two individuals here who like to portray themselves as very knowledgeable felt otherwise.
Looks great.. except for when the cameo only is on part of the morgan....
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Here are a couple of candidates. I have not "seen them" but I did spot them on the Internet and added them to my "virtual counterfiet collection."
A "1795 Dollar"


A "not even close" obverse is paired with the wrong reverse.
A 1904-CC Morgan Dollar


This Chinese coin fake maker failed to note that the Carson City Mint closed 11 years earlier.
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Photos from ebay listing.


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Probably the worst I've ever seen is every Continental Dollar that gets posted here !
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Wait! I can bid on that cent at which auction? Peace Roy
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Here' s one I have had for 30+ years. It was still silver in color when I got it.
Jim

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@BillJones said:
Here are a couple of candidates. I have not "seen them" but I did spot them on the Internet and added them to my "virtual counterfiet collection."A "1795 Dollar"


A "not even close" obverse is paired with the wrong reverse.
A 1904-CC Morgan Dollar


This Chinese coin fake maker failed to note that the Carson City Mint closed 11 years earlier.
The 'CC' on the 1904 slug likely means it was minted at the Chengdu China operation.
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what a bummer to cause there was free shipping
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@ilmcoins said:
Is it worse than this one! The owner of it thought it would be worth a premium since the date is misprinted! Geez louise!!
After close scrutiny, I believe this cent is ruined mostly due to the huge mark over the ear on the obverse. That really draws your attention. Almost looks like it was held in a vise for unknown reasons. Then there's that awful strike through the C in Cent. Just dreadful. You'd be lucky to be able to spend it at face value.
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Sorry I couldn't stop myself
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The best ones a lot of them we don’t see. Many in collections not to resurface for awhile.
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