Chinese coin no.10 identify. [solved]

Please identify this chinese coin either this coin is genuine or fake. thank you for your help.

Coin no.10 detail :
diameter : 3.96 cm
thickness: 3.00 mm
weight  : 29.34 gm

So far, your Chinese coin are all fantasy coin.

Quote: "bbybugs"​So far, your Chinese coin are all fantasy coin.

​I agree.

Also the non chinese ones, such coins I oftn came upon while visiting markets in Vietnam but also in other South East Asian countries.

Fake Japanese silver dollar

I am curious because I don't know anything about these coins: How do you all know these are fake? Don't get me wrong, I don't doubt your opinion, I'm just genuinely curious what features you see on the coins that reveal the fake?

Quote: "bokis"​I am curious because I don't know anything about these coins: How do you all know these are fake? Don't get me wrong, I don't doubt your opinion, I'm just genuinely curious what features you see on the coins that reveal the fake?

​obverse (dragon) = Japanese
reverse outer (top flowers) = Japanese
reverse inner (crossed flags) = Republic of china

such a design of mixing styles/countries = fake/fantasy
(see catalog of ROC/Japan around 1870-1920. they will have different basic design/style.)

Quote: "Sakrificed"​

Quote: "bokis"​I am curious because I don't know anything about these coins: How do you all know these are fake? Don't get me wrong, I don't doubt your opinion, I'm just genuinely curious what features you see on the coins that reveal the fake?

​​obverse (dragon) = Japanese
​reverse outer (top flowers) = Japanese
​reverse inner (crossed flags) = Republic of china
​
​such a design of mixing styles/countries = fake/fantasy
​(see catalog of ROC/Japan around 1870-1920. they will have different basic design/style.)

​Yes. Agree.

I own a few of these fakes for study. It is a common scam in Malaysia many years back when internet is not available. These people only heard of the description of the coin. Never see 1 or touch 1 before. When shown to them, they will believe and pay a high cash for it. I see the owner is from Malaysia. I am still trying to figure out if he inherited or his friend/relatives also experience the same thing with me. My uncle brought it on the road side many years ago believing it was real.



a normal meiji dragon 1 yen.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5505.html

In fact i am little confuse with the Manchurian era as my relatives also says 2 flag. I remember Taiwan also have 2 flags. And the worst part is the 2 flags, no one really know what are the flags contents.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/chine_republique-1.html#c_chine_republique713