Help with Identifying chinese counterfeited coin! [решено]

I found these coins in a shop and they look pretty good and shiny and they are also very cheap but the shop has many real great coins, so i got suspicious if they are counterfeited(fake) or not.
If anyone can check what coin they are and are they fake or not i would be very appreciated🙏.

I have two similar to this but I got them off tourist paraphernalia so I know they are not real. They have a similar look to this one, different emperor.

It's not clear from your post if these are two different coins or two sides of the same coin.

If it's the former, you should always provide pictures of both sides of any coin you're looking to ID.

If it's the latter, it looks like https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41540.html (I could be wrong; I'm not great at Qing mint IDs).

Either way, these are very common coins and yours don't have any of the obvious signs of being replicas (dotted backgrounds, nonsense characters). The weirdest thing from my perspective is how "clean" the hole looks. Replicas and fakes are always possible, of course, but its not like the real deal is worth much anyway.

Good luck!

modern Feng shui coin, probably from a set

Your coins are definitely fake and common reproduction for FungShui decorations purpose.

This can be seen from the wrong calligraphy style and the 12-1 O'clock direction of the left coin.

Chris

Цитата: "jane6301"​modern Feng shui coin, probably from a set
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​it can be fake from what others said but it’s tao-kwong 1820-1850 based on this image

Hello
you're right it's the same as the picture that jane6301
Show you But it's modern replica /fake/fungShuicoin/decoration

Цитата: "Mrtime"​

Цитата: "jane6301"​modern Feng shui coin, probably from a set
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​​it can be fake from what others said but it’s tao-kwong 1820-1850 based on this image

​picture are taken from Alibaba.com, those sets are selling for less than $1/set.

Thanks everyone for helping. Really appreciated.