China silver experts, real or fake bar? OS 2008 Silver.

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  1. kookaburra

    kookaburra New Member

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    Hi folks, I would like some input on the bar below.

    Any information would be appreciated.

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    Thanks.
     
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    Wouldn't have a clue if real or not but i like it :)
     
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    Hi, if it is real is will weight 110g, if not it will be lighter. Does it have a yuan denomination?

    I have a one ounce silver coin like this ... weighs 15.5 grams instead of 31.1 grams.. i got a full refund but its confirmation there are many fakes out there.

    weighing it should give the answer.

    cheers.

    1for1
     
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    yennus Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    These were fairly popular during and after the Olympics, and also during the Shanghai World Expo.

    I haven't seen any problems with these bars in China. But then again, anything of value is likely to be eventually counterfeited.

    But your bar looks pretty nice :)
     

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