Counterfeit Coin Detection - Gold Coins

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Title	:	Counterfeit Coin Detection - Gold Coins
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Wow nice ❤❤❤🙏
Comment from : Dalz Coins

I have 20 dollars golden eagle 1924 how much is the market price
Comment from : MOHAMMET mody

😂
Comment from : Max Berkovics

Great Video, I am linking you all to a video series I am doing on this, to help share this information
Comment from : FrostByte Coins & Collectibles

You didn't tell us nothing about counterfeit not even not one of your coins
Comment from : Charles P

Don't you have any technology to tell difference
Comment from : Kema Ichijou

If it’s gold That means it worth gold price That’s real enough to me
Comment from : Choo Choo Rooter Sewer And Drain

EspaNoL
Comment from : Martin Batista nuñes

hi been i would like to show you a coin i have
Comment from : Jennifer Smith

Take a picture and see if it real
Comment from : Shirley Wilson

Excellent Video! Thank you for giving us all a quick yet valuable insight!
Comment from : mwadden16

I have and old American Golden Eagle (1927) I looks genuine but I have weighted it and it says 334 grams According to some coin selling sites the Golden Eagle should be 3393 grams is mine fake or is there a difference in weight with the new 2022 ones? So are the new ones slightly heavier? Please answer
Comment from : K Shak

It looks to me like some of they fake dies were made/copied from originals that already had some wear on them very daunting to pick but across all coins i did notice that the colour of the fakes was off, due to the different metal composition I think an XRF analyser would be a good way to tell the fakes in many cases
Comment from : Andrew Beavis

I have a 2007, $25, gold eagle and one site stated that the only difference between a regular strike and a proof is that a regular mark is a "W" below the date and a proof has a "P" below the date Mine has nothing below the date, does that mean that it is counterfeit?
Comment from : J Dexter Smith

I am only interested in bullion gold coins, so I just need to know that the gold content is correct
Comment from : ndrthrdr1

What about a 2020 gold eagle with no denomination of money on back of coin Is it fake?
Comment from : Atlas Bass

Bonjour, pouvez vous mettre les pièces en images superposées , en effets pour certains détails , il est difficile de se rendre compte des différences , merci d’avance 😊😊😊 Sinon vos vidéos sont très bien réalisées , merci de dénoncer les contrefaçons , car les possesseurs de pièces d’or peuvent perdre énormément de valeur avec des fausses pièces Merci à vous cher Monsieur 😊😊😊👍🏻
Comment from : David Jacquier

1907 double eagle 20$ Roman Numeral coin with wired edge I've always wanted to know if it was fake or not
Comment from : Draugnaustaunikun Hymnphoo

Why does 1911 10 dollar coin has "IN COD WE TRUST" instead of GOD? Is that a well known miss stamp on that coin I'm sorry if I come off sounding ignorant or uninformed, but I don't own any of the gold coins prior 1933 and don't know much about them
Comment from : 1000 volts of truth BS buster

You should've showed the weight comparison of each pair of coins In this case I'm guessing that the counterfeits were real gold and therefore would weigh the same as the real one But if the fake was an alloy, it would always weigh less--unless it was thicker than the real coin
Comment from : mikel77

I have a Saint-Gaudens double eagle weigh 3340 grams vs 3343 It has some copper/red toning marks in center of obverse and reverse Reasons to be worried or natural wear weight loss?
Comment from : Stone Age Crazed

I have a 1933 $2000 gold coin i found in my father's stuff who has passed away and am wondering how to go about sending it to you to get it checked out
Comment from : Dave Welsh

I have a 20 dollar coin how do I know if it's real ? It's it normal size the one i have is large and it has no date or in god we trust
Comment from : Miriam Loyola

I have 1913 5 cents buffalo, i bought it online, but i disover the overse is buffalo and the reverse is not an indian head Is this coin i have is a counterfeit coin?
Comment from : Babes Chow

Is the smartphone app that detects fakes from the ping/ring ok?
Comment from : T D

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Comment from : Greg a Ajero

ANY COIN COULD BE OF GET SCRATCHES ON IT BUT YOU CANT JUST JUDGE ITS FAKE FOR THAT
Comment from : Ahmed Khalifa

really good vid!
Comment from : Jake Tran

This is really god examples but you need to be a expert like the guy who is talking to know what is real
Comment from : A mexican love USA 2

Why is it so hard for counterfeiters to make things as crisp as genuine coins?
Comment from : Scrap5000

On the 25 Indian what do you mean by ‘tooling marks’ I’ve looked this up so many times and that term seems very subjective
Comment from : Ryan G

Great video!
Comment from : asheland

Why don't you just weigh the coin?
Comment from : PeopleCanFly23

Are these counterfeits usually 24 K gold?
Comment from : Jack Gauthier

Not appearing to be ignorant, but I have a question for youDo you think it is relatively safe to buy gold coins from reputably bullion dealers, such as Ampex, and Provident Metals?
Comment from : Little Moe Silver