FAKE SILVER The market is flooded be vigilant.......

well, fine, then you just keep hoping and hiding under your bed then.

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i mean, i am in possession of one of the most priceless
collections of priceless Ming Dynasty porcelain-ware, and
also a pretty fine collection of authentic mezo-american
Pre-Columbian pottery that the world has ever seen.

and i got it all, at a really cheap price at an estate auction
of a ridiculously rich greek shipping magnate!

Seriously though, where do I get my internet?

 

I've been trying to contact Al Gore the inventor. Haven't heard back yet.

lol, stop teasing me...looks like good scotch too...

Well, the ones shown for comparison certainly are not "flawless".

that's why i said what i said. that video was made
by people who are trying desperately to salvage the gold
and silver markets by making you think that it is easy
to spot the counterfeits... what i said stands: the
Chinese are making flawless counterfeits of everything
and anything of valve.

the only safe and profitable commodity is prostitution and pimping.

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the left one is fake

the first and foremost mission of the U.S. Secret Service
is to protect the integrity of the money supply of the United States (including all money minted clear back to 1776).

and they're not doing squat about any of this problem.

they're too busy dawging whores down in Columbia.

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well i just looked at alibabba website, those are clearly being sold as souvenirs, at less than $1 per piece.

If Joe the silvertard can't tell that from a $30 silver bar he should never buy any PM to begin with

Cant you tell just by weighing the coins?

no. and even trying to do a specific gravity measurement
would be so complicated it's not even feasible either.

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you could put a big deep scratch on the coin to see what's
inside. but anybody would probably whack you up'side'uh da head if you tried.

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in the case of gold: tungsten is the base metal of choice
because it is frighteningly close to the same weight and
specific gravity as gold.

Nobody's mentioned the 'sound' silver coins make..can't fake that sound.

Gold, well..who the f''' knows.

very good point but are you going to do that with mint eagles?

valid point.

so, the lesson to be learned here: if you're tone-deaf, don't invest in silver coins.

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