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1921 Peace Dollar Side by side - How to tell a counterfeit Silver Dollar not graded NGC or PCGS

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Aren't raised lines indicative of die breaks too though?
Comment from : @zolisaunt9413

You really didn't tell is much
Comment from : @amc3181

i put one in my silver cell i now have pristine coper core
Comment from : @jeffgates8080

Lady Liberty on the peace dollar looks uncannily like my Mom at @ age 27 I knew IMMEDIATELY which one was counterfeit…lol
Comment from : @_CYB0RG_

Great video I just hate to see a Fat Peace because I already know it’s fake People come by and ask for me to give a value on their silver dollars When I see the Fatty coins, I have to tell them that they are fake
Comment from : @mhyatt82262

That rev is bad
Comment from : @beastmodeforever86

More people need to report counterfeit money to FBI
Comment from : @LandW-f2g

Thank you!
Comment from : @bvierville1

It was ok but could you spot something on the coin just by looking at pictures on Ebay Wonder if you could spot a fake, just by looking at a coin
Comment from : @jrgarza1964

Pls answer Is it still real if its 1922
Comment from : @Spenzz00

I spotted it right away, that one on the right looked way too thick
Comment from : @johnm1008

I despise counterfeiters, low life scumbags
Comment from : @antiquarian1773

The Peace dollar was first struck on December 28, 1921 with 4 days left until 1922 If they minted them for a month that means they were striking 1921's in 1922 The shortage or rarity of 1921 is due to striking only four days before the end of the year
Comment from : @steveperez2778

I’ve heard the fakes are colored with charcoal to give it that worn look It’s it a dang shame that we have to deal with fakes here in America What’s scary about the fakes is that we gave China some of our old presses from both the Philadelphia and Denver mint I could be wrong about that Anyways, again, it’s still scary that we allow fakes of anything to show up in the US
Comment from : @numanuma20

Look at the mouth on the counterfeit: it is gaping open too much for the level of wear on the rest of the obverse
Comment from : @davidufford1328

That’s scary! Thanks for the share!
Comment from : @qimover

Thanks for the video
Comment from : @josefigueroa3930

it is hard to detect by looking at the surface You are right about the thickness between two coins as a big giveaway I can spot the difference immediately as both coin were turned side way showing their thickness Did you check the reading on the counterfeit coin with the versifier? Just curious about its resistance that could be use to predict the potential metal composition Thanks for sharing your findings
Comment from : @healthbabe2691

I knew the right one was fake just by looking at it Most counterfeit coins have a forced, artificial patina The counterfeit coin's thickness further confirms it being fake
Comment from : @MrMonkeySwag96