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CNTV, January 31, 2012
Recent years have seen a real boom in business for auction houses in China. But even as prices climb, so too is the number of fakes.
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Businessman was found to have defrauded banks out of millions of yuan by using a fake ancient jade burial suit as collateral. |
In one recent case, a businessman was found to have defrauded banks out of millions of yuan by using a fake ancient jade burial suit as collateral.
But the suit, appraised by five antiquities experts at 2.4 billion yuan, or about 380 million US dollars, was later discovered to be a modern fake.
With a slew of fraud allegations about Chinese buyers, sellers, auction houses, and experts, many are now arguing for auction law reform in China.
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