Spotting FAKE Morgan Silver Dollars

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Title	:	Spotting FAKE Morgan Silver Dollars
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how can you tell when they are in a holder and you don't want to break them open?
Comment from : bob sacamano

Caribbean nation theme ,☸️under the 🌴God footage 👣
Comment from : AmelaAmela Jiang

Right is real
Comment from : Ed Whitson

I dunno must be my inexperience with fakes, but I see a lot of dinks & doinks on real Morgans, too Either that, or 50 of the Morgans offered online are fakes, and that doesn't seem very likely
Comment from : Acoustic Shadow

if it was simple with east European coins there's so many fakes made from silver that even get certified and people have no clue those are fake
Comment from : mrFloki

I bought 6 Morgan Dollars from 1879, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1900 and 1921 and 17 Peace Dollars 1922-1926 here in Germany today in a pawn shop for a total price of €460, which is €20 each, which is €245 more than the spot i think the price is ok for all 23 coins 460€ equals 507$brand 20€ a piece equals 22$ what do you think about the price was it a bargain? how much do the coins cost at your pawn shop in the usa?
Comment from : Christian-Andreas Orban

The magnetic ones were probably made in China and sold on eBay or Wish
Comment from : Tony Price

One of the fakes looks like they took 60 grit sandpaper to it to “age” it
Comment from : lanesteele240

Why would u not show a real coin under the magnifying glass? 😑😑😑 I really wanted to see all the details on the REAL COIN
Comment from : DNA ON YOUTUBE

If you whispered whilst doing the coin cam stuff you could call this ASMR and get extra viewers! 👍
Comment from : Gaz

I’m scared of my collection
Comment from : Jackin Loot Jimmy

Understood very little of what was happening under the microscope
Comment from : TrepAdventures

My 1895 Million Dollar Tribute Proof coin has copy on it Does that mean its fake
Comment from : SoljaPine Productions

If you get a small magnet, and its Silver coins at say 50 or 80 AG, you'll find that small magnet will slide off it
Comment from : Gary K

What do you consider the threshold for weight and wear on a silver coin? Up to say perhaps -05 grams?brAssuming it has retained its coin edge, and hasn't been shaved, or it hasn't been mauled from being used in jewelry clamps
Comment from : Gary K

Great video on fake morgans i learned alot thanks
Comment from : Dion OConnell

2 fake
Comment from : Katya Fred

2
Comment from : Katya Fred

great information thank you 👍
Comment from : johnny b

Thank you for all your knowledge
Comment from : Jacob Reimer

What do you do when you find a fake coin?
Comment from : Nancy Beard

Your video helped me discover a batch of fake Morgan's I'd been holding for awhile now As unfortunate as it was to find out, nobody wants to have fakes in their collection Thank you for taking the time to share this invaluable knowledge!
Comment from : nacho

People won't sell them as fake but they'll gladly sell them to people that they know will mark them up $30 and try to sell them as real I guess that makes them feel like honest people
Comment from : Dave K

Be careful everybody he is absolutely correct I just ordered $1,200 I got them they are all fake they immediately stuck to the magnet the website was dropped the phone number they don't answer it's a good thing I went through PayPal I was able to get all my money back most people just look and say oh look how beautiful and can spend a fortune for these be very careful just as he tells you in the video even if the magnet don't stick to them they can still be fake buy from an authorized bullion dealer
Comment from : Rickie Wilson

silver is dimagnetic
Comment from : Roger Kinnard

Excellent video One of the best I've seen on overall helpfulness of real vs fake Morgans (relative to the time of the video) Thank you
Comment from : James Kerry

Quality content! 👍
Comment from : Leo Krupp

Oh god she has ear herpes too!
Comment from : Paul McCkain

She has HERPES! OOOOH
Comment from : Paul McCkain

Way to go bangin real ones together
Comment from : Kevin Rider

Took my fake morgan back to where I purchased it They offered to buy it back, I refused This shall be one less item out of our hobby And it will be used as a educational tool how ever I can implement it brStack long stack often FREE MARKET MANAGERS for LIFE!
Comment from : Bobby Agee

Sound is out of sync lol
Comment from : netstarr77

I wish the rule "counterfeiting is death" was still in play
Comment from : MilqueMoney

Welp, I failed that right off the bat ☹
Comment from : CHARVESTER

And real Morgan dollar
Comment from : John Wan

I have 3pcs Morgan dollar yr 1804
Comment from : John Wan

Sickening how many fakes are out there in all kinds of coins Trade dollars are a bad one Most from china I guess I ended up with a fake 22 plain Lincoln from ebay, my fault Noticed a fake 55 double die Lincoln on ebay I confronted the jerk who got very irate and indignant Everything about it was fake and yet he questioned what made me an expert Ray Charles could have seen all the more than obvious problems When the seller has been a member for an hour and has sold 2 coins, better proceed with caution It's good that people are talking about this
Comment from : Jim Comstock

Interesante vídeo guste del contenido gracias por compartir un abrazo buenas noches 👏👏👌👍👌😊
Comment from : Roberto Pérez Catalán

Wow, super useful video Instant subscribe!
Comment from : Stan

Good information SS
Comment from : Paul Stampa

Had to get the scale out and test each one 😅
Comment from : RGFO

What kind of coin scope do you recommend for for beginner and I like that scale what kind is it?
Comment from : Yolis Urich

and the board to use
Comment from : smokie Gary

where can a person get the acid for coins
Comment from : smokie Gary

Those “bubbles” and “pops” in the pour coin, fyi, that’s referred to at porosity in the business…meaning the business of melting/pouring metal Don’t ask me precious metal questions I’ve only worn with aluminum and steel
Comment from : DarkTagMaster

Wow your #1 viewed video I hope this video makes you enough in ad revenue so you can buy more silver
Comment from : Chai Charin

I love your video, but I just don’t get it…I know it’s wrong, but how hard is it to make a fake coin that weighs 266???
Comment from : MuddyCreek109

Chy-nah
Comment from : Samwise Gamgee

Luv them Morgan's real ones that is 😂👍✌
Comment from : Lennon James

1st pile is real
Comment from : Frank Liso

You must buy from a trusted Source there's so many counterfeits today, and easy to be taken for a fool😳
Comment from : Dan Max

Thank you for this I'm checking all mine now
Comment from : Kathleen Major

I’m smart I get all my silver dollars half price at the swap meet from Mary Pong
Comment from : jason young

Offers for these fakes pop up on my Facebook feed several times a day Everyday
Comment from : expoboy52

Thank you! Very helpful!
Comment from : Joe Choquette

Thank you , where did you get your scope and what is it called and how many power?
Comment from : bobandmaryw

👍
Comment from : Chris Smith

Don't waste your time buying silver dollars - you risk the fake baggage and you don't know the exact silver content Just buy silver bullion numbered, registered and purity No guessing - No brainer You really need an XRF for all that crap I keep a cheap one at home and I've never had a fake nugget
Comment from : Chewligan

Very helpful Thanks for the insight!
Comment from : MarkedMoneyTech

This is very important info for us Thanks!
Comment from : Arizona Ghostriders

This is still very relevant
Comment from : Eric Fullerton

fake ones sound more like metal witch scammers try doing its shocking how they did it
Comment from : MrBlinkerヅ

How can you tell your coin been cleanedbrSent 5 to ngc 3 came back clean
Comment from : Greg Fowler

Amazing, Thanks for the info Question is Where and When did you get these "fakes?", and how do us seekers avoid buying these? And, I'm sure the FEDS will be interested to know where you came across these Right? It is a Federal Crime, if online??? They would be caught for sure
Comment from : Mark_S4RWS

Definitely buy a loupe if you don’t already have one Plus an accurate digital scale
Comment from : D Scott Bessinger

The 1880 looks brass
Comment from : D Scott Bessinger

I nailed it immediately
Comment from : D Scott Bessinger

Thanks
Comment from : Rebel Jebb

Next time do a comparison of a real vs fake!
Comment from : Mrssea Sea

i guess im lucky to have a real one,1878,in excellent condition
Comment from : Se Pro

TRRRIPLE STAMPED IT, NO FAKEY!!
Comment from : MAGGOT VOMIT

It’s nice to have some digital calipers on hand too! Check those specs!
Comment from : Silver Hoarder

I am new to this but about a year ago, I accidentally bought 2 fake coins for my son from a dealer at antique store It wasn't until we got home that we realized the coins were fake (fortunately we didn't pay much) I was disappointed and pissed but since my 16 year old liked the fake coins we just let it be Especially since "All sales are final" with that dealer (never went back to him again obviously)brI now want to diversify my portfolio even more by adding metals, I don't want a repeat of the fake coin incident So my questionbrCan I run some of these tests at a coin dealer's shop or will they just kick me out for even attempting to? Because if I'm in a shop, I will not buy coins without magnet, loop, scale etcbrBeing ripped off once for $3000 was enough I don't want to find out I've invested 10K in buying Silver & Gold only to find out it's mostly fake
Comment from : LadyOrion2012

Really great video thank you for the info
Comment from : Steven Higby

Thanks buddy for the good info
Comment from : Shyguy Crinklefry

Thanks for this video exposing fakes inbrmany ways
Comment from : Raymond Martin

Yo 1883 rare
Comment from : ArmidA Vargas

What if it doesn’t have cc or o
Comment from : Leslie Kersey

How much you eat on that Carson? Love the video
Comment from : Brandon Smith

Good day Mr Silver Seeker will you please discuss about Pluribus unum Morgan 1880 if we have that coinsbrAnd Please shout out Mr Ginny John Claramount from Manila Philippines
Comment from : Hynzgin Vellarial

This is so interesting Im a coin magician, and I love performing with Morgans Its amazing how much out there is fake
Comment from : david ludwig

It's like the president-elect It's called that but it's fake
Comment from : Allan Colegrove

Chinese counterfeiting is everywhere especially in the coin business And fakes are being produced with better quality hard to detect from the real ones
Comment from : Lorenzo Maximo

I bet alot of this are selling on Ebay
Comment from : markoins

I love how referencing a fidget spinner immediately dates a video to 2017 lol
Comment from : James

I just received a 1943 steel penny now that I'm watching this video I recall seeing what looks like mold pops but I will have to check the weight but why would they fake Steel
Comment from : Kenny Springer