Comments for Fake Coin Information http://fakecoin.info Provides information on fake, forgery and counterfeit coins. Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:08:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Fake 08 Beijing Olympic Gold & Silver Coin Sets by Roxi http://fakecoin.info/2010/03/fake-olympic-coins/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Roxi Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:08:55 +0000 http://fakecoin.info/?p=30#comment-87 I too have all three series of this set and they all have certificates, they look flawless, the lines are clear, they look nothing like the pics of the fakes of these I have seen, and look identical to the ones on the official site... They just don't have the mint mark or the chinese symbol next to the denomination of the coin (150) on the gold and (10) on the silver. how do I tell if these are fake? I too have all three series of this set and they all have certificates, they look flawless, the lines are clear, they look nothing like the pics of the fakes of these I have seen, and look identical to the ones on the official site… They just don’t have the mint mark or the chinese symbol next to the denomination of the coin (150) on the gold and (10) on the silver.

how do I tell if these are fake?

]]> Comment on Fake 08 Beijing Olympic Gold & Silver Coin Sets by kevin cailes http://fakecoin.info/2010/03/fake-olympic-coins/comment-page-1/#comment-86 kevin cailes Thu, 29 Jul 2010 08:46:47 +0000 http://fakecoin.info/?p=30#comment-86 i bought a set of gold and silver proof coins 2 years ago, inoticed my coins have noy got the chinese symbol next to the value of the coin ie 150 yuan or the 10 yuan,they do have a certificate for each coin with the beijing 2008 watermark on each,are these coins fake,also could a jeweller confirm that they are real,this is number 2 of a set of 3,2 gold and 4 silver coins as in your picture thank you kevin cailes i bought a set of gold and silver proof coins 2 years ago, inoticed my coins have noy got the chinese symbol next to the value of the coin ie 150 yuan or the 10 yuan,they do have a certificate for each coin with the beijing 2008 watermark on each,are these coins fake,also could a jeweller confirm that they are real,this is number 2 of a set of 3,2 gold and 4 silver coins as in your picture thank you kevin cailes

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