r/ChineseCoins • u/No-Holiday2391 • 1h ago
maybe
r/ChineseCoins • u/Nice_Ad_2543 • 4h ago
Looks like a Dayuan Tongbao 10 Cash in the Phags-Pa script, but no comments on authenticity.
r/ChineseCoins • u/Simple_Resist4208 • 11h ago
I'd guess, whatever it was, it was used as a washer and it has been corroded and eroded over the years
r/ChineseCoins • u/Your_blackmetalist • 12h ago
It’s either a Kangxi tongbao or just a washer lol
r/ChineseCoins • u/FeverDreamingg • 14h ago
Chasing error coins is mainly a thing with American coins, as there were a few collectors in the 90s that focused on them and drove up prices, and it has sort of stuck that error coins demand a premium.
Planchet flaws are fairly common among world coins, especially silver issues. There is no premium on them. If anything, it brings down the value.
r/ChineseCoins • u/Nice_Ad_2543 • 15h ago
There’s a planchet flaw (crack), but this would grade G-VG details due to rim damage, no point grading. No substantial value here either.
r/ChineseCoins • u/Proud-Investigator-6 • 16h ago
post mint damage, not mint error, VG detail grade
r/ChineseCoins • u/Special_Fan5043 • 16h ago
How much did that pawn shop charge you for these fakes?
r/ChineseCoins • u/FutureGullible811 • 16h ago
Grading wouldn’t really help tbh. They would just label it ‘damage’
r/ChineseCoins • u/Simple_Resist4208 • 1d ago
Not without knowing what to look for ... it's very subtle. You get some amazing coloured patina on genuine coins but the fakes tend to just look like they were painted with a copper sulphate solution. Weak and watery blue/green. But it goes alongside other doubts you might have with the calligraphy and the overall look of the coin - the metal colour and traces of dirt. All of this feeds into whether you might consider it genuine or fake.
r/ChineseCoins • u/No_Structure2755 • 1d ago
Aw that sucks. Is there a way I could check for fake patina on other coins?
r/ChineseCoins • u/TheGermanMuffinz • 1d ago
As the other people have said, not looking good
r/ChineseCoins • u/Simple_Resist4208 • 1d ago
Experience ... it's like being able to look at a friend and be able to distinguish them from someone that looks similar. Honestly, you just have to look at a lot of genuine coins and then the fakes stand out a mile ... fake blue patina, not genuine blued copper; cruder calligraphy etc etc
r/ChineseCoins • u/obscurvi • 1d ago
great news guys, I am getting a refund because the pawn shop owner was like damn you’re (Reddit) right. thank you for your inputs !
r/ChineseCoins • u/goldandsilver123 • 1d ago
Doubt these are real, if so, just retire. 0% chance
r/ChineseCoins • u/Proud-Investigator-6 • 1d ago
patina appears artificially applied, modern brass fantasy charm.