Fake US Trade Dollar Purchased Online. COINHELPU featured coin!

I receive a counterfeit US Trade Dollar from fellow YouTuber COINHELPU.

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Spegtacular
P.O. Box 1682
New Port Richey, FL
34656

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[CoinHELPu]

Good idea to do this and thanks for the mentions, much appreciated!! Great job on the video and testing and I don't mind the mangling at all, it's fake and deserved it!

[jiayouchinese]

Plot twist: The center of the coin is filled with Palladium

[martinharris]

I wish I had the budget for an electronic verifier gizmo. That was a great fake.😠 that thing could be passed around without notice indefinitely. Thanks speg for this great video.👍👍👍

[coreymerrill]

Yes, Daniel is good people for sure. I am extremely happy with everything i have ordered from him . coinhelpU is the first coin channel i started watching when i started collecting a year and a half ago. His knowledge as well the people he occasionally live streams with have been invaluable . to be perfectly honest, I have not met a better community of people.

[SalivateMetal]

A very comprehensive study to determine fakes that aren't quite as easy to pick apart, especially if they are made of silver or similar metal. Great tip on the measurement mode on the verifier!

[tangogulf]

Q; If I was going to counterfeit a silver coin to try and get a high numismatic price for it, why wouldn’t I just use real silver? $25-35 worth of silver to achieve possibly hundreds in numismatic value. Sounds much easier as well.

[NOSEMATICS]

If you pinged them backwards you could have had a jaws theme going. 😂 😆 😝

[everettwhite]

Well, that was an interesting set of tests. Many of us would have given that fake a pass if we had all the test instruments except the verifier.
Thanks for sharing the comparison with us.

[LatimusChadimus]

It's wild... every shop and online dealer should be testing everything they buy so they know what they're selling and can price accordingly

[scldef]

Thanks for the education! These videos help our community immensely...

[dustydude]

A thickness measure of each would have been nice since weights were so close.

[joe.g]

Hi Daniel, the detail around the rim is called denticles.

[johnwachter]

I watch you and Daniel faithfully. I've done business with Daniel too and he is a great guy.

[donnawaller]

I bought the exact same fake trade dollar dated 1874-S at a local show over 20 years ago. It was clearly labeled fake, and I paid $10 knowing it was a fake. I just wanted to have it as a learning experience. I did not do any of the tests, as I knew it was fake. But the diameter appears to be a bit larger than a real one. The details were flat, and the surface had some bubbling or pitting.
Thanks for doing these demonstrations to educate people. I hope you can find a definitive way to test without gouging the metal. I wonder what a metal detector would read on it. Some of the newer detectors discriminate down to denomination or indicate silver, gold, or iron with considerable accuracy.

[douglaswilliams]

Great video. I could definitely hear the difference in the ping test. The fake one had a higher pitch. The speed of the magnet slide test was also noticeable. The magnet slid faster on the fake one. BTW, there is a guy on eBay who sells rare earth magnet slides, which allow you to slide the entire coin down a ramp of rare earth magnets. So, you are sliding the coin across multiple magnets, instead of sliding a tiny magnet across the coin. Works really well, but not as easy to carry in your pocket, obviously.

[jamespass]

as a sound guy, the real silver coin had a lower frequency ping than the fake, indicating the real one to be a denser metal.

[preciouscointester]

Amazing! Thanks a lot for the detailed tests and explanation! It's really well faked and difficult to spot.

[coinz]

As always, a great video Speg! When you were pinging the coins, I thought I was watching Jaws!

[pseudoty]

Scroll down in the comments looks like Speg has a new fan club.

[fiatdestroyer]

Crazy and scary to see such a deceptive fake!🔥🔥🔥