This entire coin collection is 100% FAKE! How to identify counterfeits

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Title	:	This entire coin collection is 100% FAKE! How to identify counterfeits
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What metal matches the weight of silver? If the fakes weigh in the same or nearly so, it seems they would contain silver
Comment from : @surley6334

Temu sales fake Morgan's , other fakes
Comment from : @ericwayne7819

I can’t people will sink this low and rob other good people with fakes
Comment from : @prameshwarraghunandan6786

Newbies get caught up easily and i feel bad for them
Comment from : @Nunyabidnuz

I will overlook you being Trump supporter if you can overlook my food addiction Speg
Comment from : @YodasBlessedLife

Those fake Peace Dollars usually have the O in "One" too close to the edgebrNot always, but it's a good thing to checkbrProbably made out of some Nickel based alloy if it was that hard to melt
Comment from : @pewpewTN

They made billion all dollars all ready it to late sorry !
Comment from : @TerrenceYoung-xw6mt

EVERY US coin made after 1964 is fake!
Comment from : @RevdGeraldJones

Etsy and eBay are FILLED with bogus coins!!!!
Comment from : @RevdGeraldJones

The dimes "look" fake, but why go through the trouble of counterfiting DIMES?
Comment from : @llucq1

Does it work with Dimes ?
Comment from : @dennissilverstein5677

I personally would not go to a pawn shop to buy anything Or sell
Comment from : @scubaguy007

If you ever go to Canutillo, Tx on a Sunday at the swap There is a vendor there selling (I don't call it fake) I call it "counterfeit" coins because that is what they are Morgan dollars that look and feel real but they are illegal because it's the law
Comment from : @expendable6595

Thanks for the heads up on the mercury dimes Crazy!
Comment from : @truthwatcher1621

Those fake Mercury dimes aren't likely to fool anyone with even very poor vision
Comment from : @JohnDough-b3l

Does that pocket Pinger actually touch the coin ? Could a genuine coin be damaged by a wanna be stacker going around "testing" the property of others ?
Comment from : @JohnDough-b3l

Excellent video They are selling the on Facebook constantly
Comment from : @nickmele9968

I greatly appreciate this knowledge
Comment from : @darancemoore9466

The one that you tried to melt may be a nickel alloy I used to work in a specialty metals plant, and some of the nickel alloys had that same gold hue, and melt closer to 2700 F, which is too hot for blow torch
Comment from : @brianwkunklecih7724

I used to love collecting coins, and I dreamt of the day I could afford a real collection That day has come, but unfortunately, crime has moved-in to the hobby Good thing I have other hobbies I will buy ingots if I buy metals to collect
Comment from : @brianwkunklecih7724

The Chinese are extremely artful counterfeiters!
Comment from : @brianwkunklecih7724

Am I the only one that thinks "natural toning" is ugly?
Comment from : @phreak1118

Uranium is yellow
Comment from : @JR-xw5dk

I met Shady Sellers when I was a kid Hilarious comedian from years ago 😅
Comment from : @fehlrock

steel
Comment from : @glen6945

Anyone have the specific name of the app for detecting ring on the cell phone? thanks
Comment from : @thomasfeiller2207

I'm new to this Have been binging on youtube videos on the subject I've found a blue and red book In a nutshell what's the difference?
Comment from : @thomasfeiller2207

SpergTacular
Comment from : @RobertStange-qh7bu

I'm no expert But it was kind funny how on the back of the mercury dimes that bundle of sticks with the banding showed no wear Strange with coins in circulation
Comment from : @markbelanger5757

"To counterfeit is death" -Benjamin Franklin
Comment from : @kingjoe3rd

I could literally tell they were fake when you first showed them The shine is flat and the dark grime around the letters and stuff looks like it was drawn on
Comment from : @kingjoe3rd

make rings out of the morgan dollars
Comment from : @scottjohnson9908

I would LOVE to have all of that for a decoy lol These idiot thieves dont know real from fake They might find that crap and just leave instead of burning down my house and finding my real stash, lol
Comment from : @PreciousMetalsInvesting-gx8kn

I do similar thing to crystal flick it with my fingernail, glass in dull, crystal rings this great sound
Comment from : @randyearles1634

If that was bottle torch you using it may not get hot enough to melt brass just a thought thanks for the video
Comment from : @lcraft2ndchannal138

What I find amazing is the different years You would figure that counterfeiters would have limited numerical dies available to them Maybe 1-3 year spans but 1880s-1920s is scary This is why I stick to finding my silver , IN THE GROUND!!
Comment from : @spacefury65

Around $20 for that plastic pinger is in itself a rip off Otherwise a good show
Comment from : @GeorgeKennedy-u4r

Great video thanks for posting!!! Very educational
Comment from : @escottmusic7898

You can hear itbrFor sure
Comment from : @Castaway-s2m

Yet more handiwork from our friends at the many, many branches of the Chinese Mint
Comment from : @Spooky1862

Fakes destroy the market
Comment from : @luigiaqua2263

Im 72 years old and your good, and i just love watching you
Comment from : @smlang1951

You can't compare a 1921 Morgan to earlier dates because they are different
Comment from : @americanfortruth

Harry's coin shop, 100 reliable 😊
Comment from : @leplum2001

Counterfeit coins ruin the hobby and turn people off to trusting in the hobby 😢
Comment from : @misterTVman

those fake Mercs look too good - AU Every merc I have ever seen in a bag of junk silver is usually massively worn down If they were in better condition they'd be in someone's collection, not in a bag of junk silver
Comment from : @andrewfong4216

When you placed them on the machine they said 90 percent silver why is that
Comment from : @wadepearce6656

Maybe that one is real, but they screwed it up cleaning it I know I jacked up some pennies fast when I tried some pine sol on them If you leave it on too long it would dissolve or blister the face, but it you wash it off fast enough were it didn’t screw up anything, it did seem to harden the copper a ton A wire brush wouldn’t even scratch the face Maybe like I did, it was chemically harden
Comment from : @ProSanityMan-gr7sq

So clean a cup full of nasty roached pennies that accumulated for year in my work truck, seem like a lot of them weight is way under
Comment from : @ProSanityMan-gr7sq

Probably made of brass and temu is selling fakes right now
Comment from : @quinton3997

Those are those fake coins you see on Etsy for 5 bucks a piece
Comment from : @-BigMike-

You don't have to be an expert to buy and own Bitcoin There is no such thing as a counterfeit You either own it or you don't
Comment from : @CabinOnTheWater

Coin rim to neck tick mark when bagged makes it look more real 👍 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Comment from : @americanstacker

US Morgans Made in taiwan
Comment from : @Nerdsplayingcards

Atleast you took them off the market
Comment from : @Nerdsplayingcards

I'm sure as good as these counterfeiters are they can get the metal composition down accurately
Comment from : @harrysachs1709

Chi-nesium alloy
Comment from : @customvansixtyfive8337

why counterfeit a dimethe coins sure sounded like silver when they clangedi think you need a new machineyeah i agree a few of the morgans looks funny but the opposite can be said of the peace dollars
Comment from : @jimsimpson9552

I purchased 14 Morgan’s a few months ago and and now very suspect, from someone I’ve known for 30 years
Comment from : @UNoBugMe1

The one you tried to melt almost looks like aluminum bronze I'm guessing they're made out of recycled Christmas light wires
Comment from : @mikebarushok5361

I believe the alloy is called Chinesium Commonly used to make drill bits and low cost socket sets
Comment from : @erikk19

Bring some of the fakes to a dealer with a larger electronic tester that can tell you exactly what type of metal was used
Comment from : @777dingo

Depleted Uranium!
Comment from : @tigerbond4064

Isn't counterfeiting another countries currency and coins concidered an act of war?
Comment from : @jasonluchtel7974

But the dimes aren't pretty 1900 so why use that setting
Comment from : @martywebb1487

The younger Magician community (magic tricks) have mostly switched over to this junk i still have a few real morgan sets that cost me 4-$500 each now with the fake sets selling for like $60 shame the fakes have gotten so popular All of the magician coinage have been faked now the kennedy halve and especially the walking libertys
Comment from : @Sankeyite

Temu is selling these fake coins I saw them the other day online
Comment from : @cheriemaser6545

I was hoping to see him cut the Morgan open, so we could see the inside the coin A Dremel with a cutting blade would easily have done that Putting it on a grinder would also work It would have been interesting to see if the metal was layered or if it was all the same Thanks for the great video! You are to be commended for educating others about all the fake coins that are out there
Comment from : @rvalens2

The one morgan in the beginning weighed 267 n you said it was fake Why?
Comment from : @peterbergeris6510

Couldn't a lab determine the actual metal content ?
Comment from : @2pugman

What type/ brand magnet is being used in this video?
Comment from : @theodoreparkeriii

I really enjoy viewing Speg Tacular videos on YouTube!!! I enjoyed learning the difference between a real Morgan, Peace Dollar and a counterfeit!!! I really enjoy your demonstration of the pocket pinger! Please share with me how I can aquire my very own pocket pinger!!! Thank, D L Polk 😊
Comment from : @Readyman56

If someone was saying people should just know it's because they are upset that you are about to ruin their business GUARANTEE they are selling fakes
Comment from : @strhaivenswr

I still remember my first Peace Dollar A wonderfully beautiful coin, a bit thick but the weight was right Doubts came to me only when it started to rust
Comment from : @sevea

What's the code for pocket pinger and can you recommend a reliable digital scale?
Comment from : @onealjohnson459

I tried to buy the Pinger, but their Paypal processing isn't working I tried it 3 times and didn't go through, oh well I'll try it again next week
Comment from : @E-Ryders

1800s consequences would be great again hangin trees all around
Comment from : @jimmyalamo839

You can actually see the chemical residual on the coins to give them shene,plus the way there stained basically identical which is that in itself unusual Very good learning video
Comment from : @joerock1736