The good thing about Jeweler’s copies is the very low premium. I bought some 21k coins almost at spot price (premium was only around $5 per coin). perfect for investment!!!
I have a question ... how do jewellers make such high quality copy coins ... surely they dont have the pressess that mints do and also how do they copy all the details on the front and back of the coin?
This is exactly why i watch ALL your video's, very interesting and educational thank you - yes I even watch the one's showing me coins that i can't buy as they have sold out by the time i see them :) I do live on the other side of the world though in sunny N E Scotland :)take care
@@markbainbridge5654 its the curmudgeon in me but I really don't like it when copies are made even as commemoratives. some commemoratives border on restrikes which is ok in my book. Una and the Lion for instance.
Hi, as a French guy, I can tell you that's certainly a "Refrappe Pinay de 1960". It is a true gold coin, but pinkier than the original, true gold copies that had been made by the French government during the 60s to honour these beautiful coins. It is a little bit like the remade 50 pesos of 1949.
Never thought this was possible? Michael shows you examples of when fake gold can be worth more than the real thing. Buy your favourite gold and silver bullion from your favourite bullion dealer at www.bullionnow.com.au/store
I happened to buy my first $200 koala today. I was eyeing the sovereigns in the store and fancied buying something from the mid 19th century. After watching this video I'm glad I went with the koala! I won't be buying any sovereigns. I don't know if the dealer scanned them. I have no way to tell if they're real. At least with a proof koala it's another hurdle to fake.
A jeweler's copy is still plain counterfeiting, no matter what fancy name they wish to use. Need a 1960 Florin? Go buy one. Don't counterfeit it. Would it be okay for me to go and make a 1881CC Morgan dollar just because I really need one? Of course not.
Michael if your self an honest person, should tell this gold coin faker Not to be honest. Whole the idea to make some thing fake is to steal from some body .honour amongst the thieves.
The good thing about Jeweler’s copies is the very low premium. I bought some 21k coins almost at spot price (premium was only around $5 per coin). perfect for investment!!!
That's fantastic!! Guessing not in Australia because they would incur GST
@@BullionNow thats right. I got them when I was overseas.
I have a question ... how do jewellers make such high quality copy coins ... surely they dont have the pressess that mints do and also how do they copy all the details on the front and back of the coin?
This is exactly why i watch ALL your video's, very interesting and educational thank you - yes I even watch the one's showing me coins that i can't buy as they have sold out by the time i see them :) I do live on the other side of the world though in sunny N E Scotland :)take care
what is the divise name you using to scan
So a great jewellers copy made with 22k gold might slip by? I mean there are some extremely rare year sovs and such
Very interesting and informative video, including the info on the Fisch! Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I also have 1 of the same gold coin.. we can contact you if you wish... the year 1900 is written as the date.
ETA on the 2021 kooks?
Perth Mint says it was supposed to be last week but doesn't look like they're released yet
It’s available now
@@BL-pu8wv it is too! Wasn't there last night
BN are probably waiting for their shipment which I'm guessing will arrive this week or next
@@AY-qf4pg sorry mate - I was referring to perthmint site
@@BL-pu8wvyeah so was I, I can see they have it now :)
What about the Adelaide pound? I did not think it was legal tender.
Good Point... I've seen a lot of copies of those.
@@markbainbridge5654 its the curmudgeon in me but I really don't like it when copies are made even as commemoratives. some commemoratives border on restrikes which is ok in my book. Una and the Lion for instance.
Great video guys 👍
Thanks 👍
Good information.
I’ve got a 1912 20 franc that has a almost copper/rose gold tone too it.
And Iv never seen one like it.
I hope it’s not a fake it is almost BU
Hi, as a French guy, I can tell you that's certainly a "Refrappe Pinay de 1960". It is a true gold coin, but pinkier than the original, true gold copies that had been made by the French government during the 60s to honour these beautiful coins. It is a little bit like the remade 50 pesos of 1949.
Wow,
I learnt some good stuff today
How can I buy gold Perth mint bars in Dubai??????
Just go to the airport .. I see them there every time I pass through... Although Not Cheap. The Gold Souk would be my guess.
Mike... when you bringing in some sovereigns, half or full ?
how mouch is many
Thanks for sharing this..
Cheers Famo59 👍🤓🍺⛏
Never thought this was possible? Michael shows you examples of when fake gold can be worth more than the real thing. Buy your favourite gold and silver bullion from your favourite bullion dealer at www.bullionnow.com.au/store
Very interesting!
Now that is what you call a REAL fake!
I happened to buy my first $200 koala today. I was eyeing the sovereigns in the store and fancied buying something from the mid 19th century. After watching this video I'm glad I went with the koala! I won't be buying any sovereigns. I don't know if the dealer scanned them. I have no way to tell if they're real. At least with a proof koala it's another hurdle to fake.
Couldn’t get a good look at the sovereign blurry photography
Thanks for the input, working on making it better :)
If you bite it and don't brake your teeth then its real gold! Some stranger with no teeth told me this!😂
Great investment. Like for the video.
I have 1 gold coin 1909 old
The Bullion Test phone app works really well for sovereigns in case you dont want to spend $2k on a metal reading machjne
may i ask the name of that app?
@@thelucky2133 Bullion Test
At least these have pm content 👍👍
So here's the million dollar question, what a XRF worth ??
Currently about $27,000 AUD.
Whatever happened to that mythical new employee you were recruiting ? I haven't seen him/her in any videos ?
@66rounds No I saw it.
@@richardguthrie3422 He was there.....
how march
The sigma verifier will not pick that up.
A jeweler's copy is still plain counterfeiting, no matter what fancy name they wish to use. Need a 1960 Florin? Go buy one. Don't counterfeit it. Would it be okay for me to go and make a 1881CC Morgan dollar just because I really need one? Of course not.
Very good point.
Michael if your self an honest person, should tell this gold coin faker Not to be honest. Whole the idea to make some thing fake is to steal from some body .honour amongst the thieves.
Sovereign King I have 1 coin old 1909 I'm selling Content me