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Is there anyone here how knows the value of this coin? 5 pound 1887

It's not 24c. It looks like something I find in my son's pirate chest. Probably why they write .24c

My point exactly. All of the examples are OK copy but far away for something thats not possible to see with naked eye.

Tnaks for the insight. What I don't understand is why there are no pictures of this coins on the web. I have see hundreds during my DD but not one have been over lets say 95%. If all this perfect coins are out there with right color, weight, dimension and strike. Why is there no pictures of them? Please post a picture of a replica coin that would fool someone with a magnifying glass. Fake clothes, shoes, and so on on Alibaba are most often pictures of the real unit. It's not what you get in the mail. Trust i bought some Oakley sunglasses and they went in the trash. The pictures were spot on. The reason I have a hang up on this is that there are no evidence that this perfect coins exist. Or I haven't find it. Edit. If they are some common and can fool anyone without a anelyser. Where are the pictures of them? They should have been all over with stories. I asked my coin dealer if this is an issues with modern coins and he told me had never seen a coin he couldn't spot from a meter that was fake.

Have seen this site and its just my point. By looking at a coin with a magnifying glass and comparing to a genuine coin it would be "easy" to separate

Starting a new thread on counterfeit coins of recent times. antique coins I understand are something else. I'm relatively new to the game and trying to get the hang of everything. when I read on the internet, I get the feeling that there are fake coins floating around everywhere. But I have now spent days trying to find a coin that is fake but look real. everything I can find looks like it could be settled in a few minutes with the help of a 5xloupe and a picture of a real one. At first glance they can fool many, but with the help of a magnet, scale, measure, magnifying glass. Is there really any danger of being cheated? if anyone has any pictures of a some fake coins it would be very interesting to see. The reason why I'm asking is second hand market.

Not in Norway. As long as you are an collector the profit is tax free. By filling up with bars of gold you will soon slide over in the category as an investor.

I will get capital gains tax on bars. So stick to currancy coin. Higher premium now, but in 10years I can keep all the profit for myself

Hey fellow collecting stackers Is this coin over priced or could be a god investment? BTW i love the design so its not only as an investment Mexico 1 Kilo Libertad 2019 Reverse Proof I can get it for £1.250 I'm afraid of buying lots of expensive coins that I can only sell at spot, if I ever get rid of them. Appreciate your help. greetings newbie

Is this coin over priced or could be a god investment? BTW i love the design so its not only as an investment Mexico 1 Kilo Libertad 2019 Reverse Proof I can get it for £1.250 I'm afraid of buying lots of expensive coins that I can only sell at spot, if I ever get rid of them. Appreciate your help. greetings newbie

I think the same as you. Bought 1kg kookaburra this week and paid £730 for it, so I think £870 is a lot for a tiger even if it is in a smaller edition. I think I'm a mix of a stacker, collector, gold/silver speculator who will never sell. I am working on getting to know a new side of me. lol

I think so too😂 didn't realize it before today. Since I'm you don't know me I can show of my collection for now. Startet this Christmas and I'm already feeling the gold fever

Is this throwing money out the window with premium that i will never get back? https://mynthuset.no/solv-bullion/2417-australia-2022-1-kilo-solv-lunar-s3-year-of-the-tiger-bu-mkapsel.html 10500kr is 870 punds

Haha 100%

Thanks. Nice collection. I see I need to get the silver one😅