Distinguishing Counterfeit Challenge Coins from the Real Ones

Challenge coins for sale are flooding the market and the internet like swarming

bees. Forgeries and counterfeit coins have become an inescapable reality. Mostly people have no idea on how to discern a genuine challenge coin from a fake one. Although it is impossible to know which coin is real and which is fake, with some tricky questions from the seller you can get the idea whether he is telling the truth or not. Following are some basic points that can help you make a decision when you are buying a challenge coin:

Look for coin dealers who are trustworthy and reputable

People who create eBay auctions that are labeled “private” are most definitely fake

If the dealer says, the coin comes from an old property and is in „mint‟ condition, it is better to leave that offer

Do not buy challenge coins for sale that have no-return policy

Buying a challenge coin that is very expensive does not make it a real one. The dealer might be ripping you off. Whatever the case may be, you cannot be 100% confident that what you are buying is real or not. It is just a matter of intuition and good judgment.

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