I was able to identify a copy of a ruble by its edge
A friend of mine called and said he urgently needed to buy some silver from Elizabeth I. He was quite surprised and agreed to look at it. When we met, the guy hadn't been feeling well that morning, so I bought a counterfeit from him, but only to film content for you. Look what happened. I compared a known-genuine coin from my collection with the counterfeit. These fakers have achieved considerable skill in making copies. But they couldn't recreate the edge. Leave your comments: have you encountered counterfeit coins like this, and have you, like me, managed to expose the sellers and distributors of counterfeits?
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