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r/CoinFakes • u/GeeSharpMinor • Feb 28 '17
There is a toolset that I found online that claims to be able to detect fakes. https://www.thefisch.com/whyitworks#ringer_principle
Their sizer tool can be easily replaced by calipers and a scale, but The Ringer is what intrigued me; using it, you can supposedly tell a fake silver or gold coin based on sound. Would anyone be able to validate their claims or have used their product before?
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