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>>55039118
I bought a couple fake gold kruggerands, maple leaf, Britannicas, and kangeroos but they were too big to resemble the real deal. The silver ones on the other hand were the right size and look pretty convincing -- until you put a magnet near it and it sticks on like glue.

You can see the gold ones in this picture.

ChinaAnon here. All of the stuff in pic related was purchased online in China. I live near Shanghai and everything was purchased within the past 2 months.

>silver pandas -- $26 for most (2011, 2014, and 2016 are the cheapest, other years are closer to $27-$35.)
>fake gold coins -- $1 each (obvious gag gift as they are the size of silver coins, pictured with magnets)
>real gold panda coin -- $2014
>silver bars: 30g tiger -- $54, 200g rabbit -- $170

The silver bars just came in yesterday. If you had these bars would you take them out of the plastic? I'm debating it.