Here is a perfect example of a counterfeit 1 ounce .999 silver yaun coin from China that I created a video about...Minted each year since 1983, the Chinese Silver Panda Coins have become the darlings of China’s Shenzhen-Guobao Mint.
Celebrating China’s most iconic creature — the Panda Bear — this series is known for its fine artistry and high quality. This year’s offering will feature a notable difference. From henceforth, all the mint’s bullion coins will be weighed in accordance with the metric system....
Its too bad they are being majorly copied...you should know a few ways to tell what is phonry if you are getting into collecting(stacking if you will).
Enjoy and share this important video..and..thanks for watching
Buy from reputable dealers. Buy some scales on ebay, not coins.
Thanks for the comment...
We try to always buy from reputable dealer but you know how that goes...
We already considered this was a phony, but got it in our hand and off the market and of course... got a refund through Paypal...which is the best word to know if you deal with Ebay..
Counterft realy does suck