Looking to trade for Contempory Counterfeit coins

I think I have a couple of counterfeit R10 coins from India. Two circulating commemoratives from 2015. Are you interested in these?

Cheers 

Tim

I have a 1 Peseta and a 2 Peseta from Spain both dated1882 and a 1 lira from Italy 1899 if you are intrested.

I think I have a couple of counterfeit R10 coins from India. Two circulating commemoratives from 2015. Are you interested in these?

Cheers 

Tim

I have some medieval сounterfeits available for swap:

Some copper "Suceava mint" solidus:

1. CristiИa

2. Quite primitive fake, maybe not Suceava

3. With the date [16]60 - 6 year after the abdication of Christina

4. With the date [16]12 - 14 years before the birth year of Christina

5. just copper-looked

6. With the date [16]58

7. With the date [16]62

8. Gustav II Adolf (1621-1632) with the date 1634 (and copper)

Some plated with white metall coins:

9. Poltorak of Gustav II Adolf  

10-11. Solidus of Duchy of Livonia

And also some coins minted during Swedish occupation of Novgorod from July 1611 till its return to the Russian Kingdom in 1617 by Jacob De la Gardie with the name of Tsar Vasily Shuisky. Technically it is hard to say whether they are сounterfeits or not, but taking into account that they were with the name of Russian Tzar, some researchers classified them as сounterfeits

Awesome. I've held onto some of my contemporary counterfeits; common ones like the round pound (bought by weight without checking), an MXN $10, Philippine ₱5, and Colombian $500. Since the real issues are common, I wonder how much these fakes are worth in the collector market

The Author of the thread hasn't replied to the swap proposal, therefore I'm open to swap the coins I posted above:)

Some more contempory counterfeit I found recently (not sure about a couple of them…):

You and me both.