在网上激发了关于10美元的“转变为10港口硬币”的10美元硬币的好奇心

最近在线程上张贴了与硬币的铜 - 尼克外戒指分开的镍黄铜核心图像

A post on Threads showing a Hong Kong $10 coin "transformed" into a 10 HK cent coin has sparked amusement and legal discussion online.

有关线程的一篇文章，显示了香港10美元的硬币“转变为10港”的硬币，引发了娱乐和法律讨论。

The image, which appears to show the nickel-brass centerpiece of the coin separated from the copper-nickel outer ring, was shared recently.

该图像似乎显示了最近共享的硬币的镍含量核心核心。

"HK$10 coin transformed into 10 HK cent coin," the poster wrote. "What comments do you have?"

海报写道：“ 10港币的硬币变成了10港元的硬币。” “你有什么评论？”

Many commenters speculated that the coin could be counterfeit.

许多评论者推测硬币可能是伪造的。

"Genuine HK$10 coins are made of two metals and they don't usually separate like this," one user wrote.

一位用户写道：“真正的HK $ 10硬币是由两种金属制成的，通常不会像这样分开。”

"Could be an earlier version of counterfeit HK$10 coins which were famously known to come apart easily," another suggested.

另一位建议说：“可能是伪造的HK $ 10硬币的较早版本，众所周知，它很容易散开。”

Around 100,000 counterfeit HK$10 coins were seized annually between 1997 and 2000, while a record 460,000 were found in 2001.

在1997年至2000年间，每年扣押了大约100,000辆伪造的HK $ 10硬币，而在2001年发现了创纪录的460,000个硬币。

Other users expressed their fascination with the split coin.

其他用户对拆分硬币表示着迷。

"It reminds me of how as a kid I used to be curious about what a coin might look like when it's taken apart," one user wrote.

一位用户写道：“这让我想起了我小时候对硬币拆开时的外观感到好奇。”

Barrister Albert Luk Wai-hung cautioned that intentionally separating a HK$10 coin could violate the Coinage Ordinance.

大律师阿尔伯特·卢克·旺（Albert Luk Wai-hung）警告说，有意分开10港币的硬币可能违反《造币条例》。

"Those who unlawfully and maliciously damage any coin, token or banknote current in Hong Kong will be guilty of an offense and liable on summary conviction to a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment for criminal damage," he said.

他说：“那些非法和恶意损害香港任何硬币，象征性或钞票当前的人将对犯罪和责任罪名成立，并承担罪名，并承担罪名，最高刑事损害罚款10年。”

He urged members of the public to report counterfeit coins or banknotes.

他敦促公众报告伪造的硬币或钞票。

"Those who use counterfeit coins or banknotes may also be charged under the Coinage Ordinance or the Notes Ordinance respectively."

“那些使用伪造硬币或钞票的人也可以根据《造币条例》或《票据条例》分别收取。”

According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, members of the public can request exchanges for rusty, dyed, wet or moldy coins through the relevant note-issuing bank. Unidentified or suspected counterfeit coins will be referred to the Hong Kong Police Force for verification.

根据香港货币管理局的说法，公众可以通过相关的发行银行要求交流生锈，染色，湿或发霉的硬币。身份不明或怀疑的伪造硬币将转交给香港警察部队进行验证。