Korean one

[Aniki]

And one more. Can you pretty please assess the genuity of this Korean one. Photo included. Many thanks, as always, from above and below. 

 

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[Aniki]

Not sure why there is no answer, however I'd appreciate if an expert might be willing to assess this one in terms of genuinity. 

[paul wood]

I can see no obvious problem with the enthronement medal of 1907, however without physical examination or high resolution photographs I cannot be 100% certain, I would be a liar if I said I could. I work for a London auction house, A person from a certain former British colony south of Canada and North of Mexico sent me some quite good photographs of an extremely rare Italian Renaissance coin, I could see nothing wrong with it, even when it arrived it didn't say fake; however it sold in the auction for a very high price- three weeks later it returned with a report from a highly respected Italian specialist which confirmed, undoubtedly, it was an exceptional quality turn of the 19th/20th century copy, commissioned by an Italian collector, who, if he was unable to acquire a piece would commission the finest forger available to make him a copy. When I broke the news to the seller I was threatened with life changing litigation, hence I am prepared to give opinions with caveats but nothing definitive without proof.

 

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[Aniki]

Wow, that's quite a story. Thank you for sharing.