Is it Fake? 1986 American Gold Eagle 1 oz Gold Coin

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Title	:	Is it Fake? 1986 American Gold Eagle 1 oz Gold Coin
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Hey everyone! I finally got the coin checked out at a local coin shop: youtube/omA6-qUR6eA
Comment from : Lucky Vagabond

I had a 1986 gold eagle once those Roman numbers drove me crazy tho lol 😂
Comment from : Tiny panther

The coin is a fake It lacks detail on lady liberty, and on the eagles on the reverse
Comment from : Steven Higby

Back in 2020 my brother sold his house and bought 100 of these "gold" coins and found out last year they were all fake He took his own life over fake metal I hope karma hits the person who sold them to him very heavily!
Comment from : David Hibbs

That's not an Eagle coin It's a 50 Dollar coin It says it inscribed
Comment from : Christoffer

What did that spot turn out to be? Strike through error, or?
Comment from : Dabski Vape

fake
Comment from : HELLO

You can see the strike detail is excellent It's real
Comment from : Stan Bewick

I have the same coin However, the one I have is rated by NGC PF 69 Ultra Cameo, 1986 W EAGLE G$50 Do you know the value of this coin? Thank you
Comment from : Carlos Hernandez

There's an easiest way to do the ping test OK22 care gold if it's real I'll ring your clock for a minute and a 1/2 straight you'll be hearing pink forever if it's fake it's dull the sound dies out within a couple seconds do the ping test!!
Comment from : Birdy

Not fake I have the same one
Comment from : Anthony Ramos

Looks real 86 has 3 silver and 5 copper It won’t look like other gold 999 fine
Comment from : Sean Tyler

Really and beautiful
Comment from : Rami H

🤪
Comment from : EVOLVE- Let’s GO

You can tell by the face of lady liberty that it is 100 real All the fakes have a skeleton look on LL's face
Comment from : Arbitrader

Copper spots are a sign the coin is genuine… Kinda like milk spots on silver
Comment from : Ian Unlimited

Is the coin worth more since the date is written in Roman numerals?
Comment from : milkSpotsCauseMeToSpazzOut

Taht spot is normalThat spot actually proves its real gold
Comment from : milkSpotsCauseMeToSpazzOut

Have you coin shop test it if you dont know
Comment from : HD Dyna lowrider

You can tell it's fake immediately because it's so dull looking
Comment from : Goldeeelock

High purity gold has red spots
Comment from : Chuck

Horrible fake, no pinwheel light retracting off of it It looks literally like a dead coin No shimmer, flat color, weak counterfeit
Comment from : Goldeeelock

It's definitely fake I'll buy it off for you I'll give you a $100 for it Lol just kidding
Comment from : Carl Marshall

So real
Comment from : Katie Krohse

It’s a bogey just wipe it off with a tissue
Comment from : judd brady

Copper spots are common
Comment from : paul axton

its supposed to weigh heavier because its 22k gold, it has exactly 5toz of pure gold and added silver and copper for durability, its actually the best way to have coins that ain't so soft that the smallest bump will leave a nasty mark on it
Comment from : SILVER WISKERS

It’s real I’ve had many with those spots
Comment from : LaLisáCatHTF

The rim is needed to be higher than the design elements of the coin so that the coins can be stacked without falling over
Comment from : Oahu Hawaii

Also do a ping test! That is virtually impossible to fake given the size and weight are correct
Comment from : blargg

I had one how much if i sell it
Comment from : Jemark Corpin

So the weight it doesn't have to be exactly 33,92? Mine is 34, 02 bought in a fiscal shop in the center of Milan But I was wondering about that range of mm The other aspects are very good, too as ur coin very define lines
Comment from : lilith 9

On a new real coin, seems like when held right, you will see a circular pattern swirl This coin looks genuine
Comment from : mrvax2

Yes I would of thought it was real,it's not too yellow and the detail of the woman is very goodhelpful video thanksbrtime to cash in "its the end of the world as we know it"😷😎
Comment from : REBEL COUNTY

An interesting note from Sigma Metalytic PM Verifier Specs br" Copper and certain copper alloys can mimic the electrical properties of gold and come very close to those of silver In these cases the unit may display a result that falls within the expected range for gold or silver, even though the metal is not gold or silver Since copper and copper alloys are less dense than silver or gold, counterfeit pieces will either be under the expected weight or over the expected size For this reason it is always recommended that the weight and dimensions also be checked"brGive it a read The unit is NOT Foolproof buysigmametalyticscom/aboutbrIt's Not a rule-in, Nor even a rule-out test Where it lands between the brackets also is a clue to PM composition brI almost bought one because I wanted to fast stack gold and silver I think an Ultrasonic Thickness Meter is a better and cheaper alternative, though it needs flat even surface to give good reading Especially for big bullion bars Should work to detect tungsten filled fakes
Comment from : ptaeiy

What I'm always curious abt is there really 1 troy ounce of gold in there
Comment from : ptaeiy

It's just the copper
Comment from : M MASTIDE

The red or brown spot is fine No worries what so ever 👍
Comment from : dicky dickerson

flick it with your finger and if it rings like a bell its real
Comment from : jwoolf55

I have one like that too But no spots However, I have afew 9999 gold bar with spots on them and those bars have anticounterfeit designs on them Maybe just impurities
Comment from : Republic of Taiwan

Did this end up being real? I have the same coin and everybody says if the coin does not weigh 339 it is counterfeit because "the government just doesn't mess these things up" my coin also weighs 3405 so I was wondering???
Comment from : Geno Garozzo

It's fake, worthless but I'll take it off your hands for $100 😁
Comment from : Silver Surfer

No doubt real, you can tell by the definition and the pin wheel reflection
Comment from : Jeff Fisher

Do the magnet test Also, take it to your LCS amd they can test it
Comment from : rAging Gamer

It's too flat, fake
Comment from : Owl Poodle

I'd find a coin shop and have them sigma test it I think its counterfeit just based on the devices visiblebrbrEdit: I've watched this again and changed my mind I believe it's real Also, the spotting is happening for the reason you thought Copper alloy toning
Comment from : Coins and Capsaicin

The pregnant lady coin is highly faked
Comment from : W KB

Take the coin to a large dealer See if they offer you market rate I have a coin I suspected for years I took it to 2 dealers They both offered me 80 of the spot price, leading me to believe its legit Oh, and dump that scale
Comment from : joe cohen

try burn the copper spot using cigar lighter it should go away it will not affect "gold" coin so you get to test your gold too :)
Comment from : Yau Chan Lim

Do a specific gravity test
Comment from : Flex MTB

It's real I seen somewhere that the red spots are an imperfection that got stamped into the coin during the minting or something like that and some early American eagles have them
Comment from : Track pack GT

Hi there Can't confirm is this a real coin or not since I am not an expert and I never had 1oz American Eagle (I have 1/10oz American Eagle only) But I can tell something about those red spots I have Archangel Michael series gold coins (1/10oz, Ukraine) and all of them have red spots more or less As far as I know when the stamp hits a billet during production process stamp may leave its microparts in the upper layers of the actual billet (future coin) Those microparts may start oxidize later on causing red spots which is rust basically As long as you have real 311 grams of gold in that coin you should not worry about it since gold cannot oxidize itself But if you would like to get rid of that spot you may try Leuchtturm cleaning agent for gold coins (they have same agents for silver, copper and others) I had some experience with cleaning a couple of silver coins and it worked fine, so I will try to do the same for my gold coins in future brbrbrP S Awesome coin though, I wish I could have one of these (1oz) in future
Comment from : NemoMetalShell

It's fake I will give u 25 dollars 4 It so I can use it as a example of a fake
Comment from : Prince Griffin

Just use a pencil eraser to wipe away that red spot I had one on my coin and it totally worked perfectly I don't know how but, it just worked
Comment from : Gex