Collectibles have long been favored by investors—antique cars, stamps, coins, artworks, wine, diamonds, watches, and ancient ceramics. However, the domestic collectibles market in China is rife with chaos. Counterfeits are everywhere; bronze artifacts claimed to be 3,000 years old are often recently produced. In Luoyang City, Henan Province, a “counterfeit relic village” produces forgeries so convincing that they deceive even archaeological experts, with some items ending up in museums. Without professional knowledge, it’s nearly impossible to purchase genuine items.
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