help me id this

Hello again, I need help identifying this Chinese copper coin. The reverse looks a lot like this one: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces75014.html

I'm also concerned it might be a fake.

28.7mm diameter, 7.11g.



Thanks a lot!

Sorry to say, but to me it looks like a chinese replica/fake/forgery

Not so fast Petrus, I think it might actually be real. These coins get forged sometimes but not nearly as often as the more valuable silvers.

This is your coin:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces15604.html

Specifically you want 1907 (未 丁), Y#10.5 (the type without a character in the middle and with 4 dots).

Thanks a lot, guys! I really appreciate your effort.

Citação: "presedinte"​Thanks a lot, guys! I really appreciate your effort.

​De nada, señor el presidente!

Citação: "CassTaylor"​Not so fast Petrus, I think it might actually be real. These coins get forged sometimes but not nearly as often as the more valuable silvers.
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​Okay Cass, you might be right.
I am blinded by my collecting of fake, so I see fakes all around me

I made my conclusion by seeing the bad details
Better inspection revealed to me that it is propably worn and surely some corrosion.

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Citação: "CassTaylor"​Not so fast Petrus, I think it might actually be real. These coins get forged sometimes but not nearly as often as the more valuable silvers.
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​​Okay Cass, you might be right.
​I am blinded by my collecting of fake, so I see fakes all around me
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​I made my conclusion by seeing the bad details
​Better inspection revealed to me that it is propably worn and surely some corrosion.
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​No problem, completely understandable! The ironic thing is that the modern fakes of these low-value Chinese copper coins (whether of the machine struck or cast cash coins), tend to be actually in better "condition" with clearer, more well defined details than the real coins; take for example these two (obvious fake on the right):



By the way @presidiente, I extended my identification to the most exact subtype; the line you want on that page is 1907 未 丁, with the comment: Y#10.5 - 4 dots dividing legend.

I have some of these clearly replicas/fakes.
But some coins are still made as Lucky charms, and they can look genuine.
I never buy such coins, because I am never sure if they are real...
Except for the clearly fakes/forgeries/replicas like the trade dollars aso...