Over 5,500 suspected fake coins found in 3 prefectures

Over 5,500 suspected fake coins found in 3 prefectures

TOKYO, Japan - Pictured on Feb. 3 is one of fake 500-yen coins which have been found in the prefectures of Fukuoka, Kumamoto and Tokyo. A total of 5,583 counterfeit 500-yen coins have been discovered in the prefectures, the Finance Ministry said.

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