How much do things cost in Chinese markets?

Northface Jackets: 200 yuan

Converse Chuck Taylors: 100 yuan

Rayban Sunglasses: 100 yuan

NBA singlets

Snapbacks

Dre Beats Headphones

Designer Handbags and Bags: leather and VERY close to real: 1000 yuan, non leather: 600 yuan. look very fake just a pure copy: 100 to 200 yuan. it also varies by brand.

all above is for fake items. those i don't know what they are i didn't give u price.

do NOT follow people on the streets who just show you a LV or Chanel Gucci catalog!! you won't know how many miles you have to walk with them, which dark alley they lead you to, how much they rob you in the end... very dangerous...

do NOT follow people who have a tape measure and want to make you a Hugo Boss suit for cheap...for the same reason.

other than those, bon voyage!!

I can't help but wonder if the evidence is good enough for PCGS to slab the coin with its provenance. Maybe it would depend on who submitted it.

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Most of the items that you mention are made in the Gruangzhou area. This is a wide are the size of Pennsylvania in southern China. Hong Kong sits on the border of this region, and the city of Shenzhen is the mainland Chinese version of Hong Kong. (Actually the two cities will be merged together in about 20 years).

I live in Shenzhen, and I can say most authoritatively that the best place to purchase the goods is not in a tourist filled metropolis such as Beijing, Hong Kong, or Shanghai. They are big cities with a large foreign population. You might feel a little comfortable there, but the bargains may not be exactly what you are looking for.

For a size comparison, Hong Kong has 8 million people, and right across the river is Shenzhen with 12 million people. Small it is not!

For many products such as electronics, "real" and genuine designer products, go to Hong Kong. You will get a decent value. In fact many mainland Chinese go to Hong Kong to save money for exactly these reasons.

For fashion, from around the world (!), whether real or fake (mostly fake), and at good prices, go to Shenzhen. You need to go to DONGMEN. This is a maze of stores, malls, shops that meander up and down through out the LAOJIE region of Shenzhen. You can spend weeks there, and never visit all the stores. They have everything from Italian jackets, to French shoes, to Brazilian belts, to Africian traditional clothing, to Arabian headgear. It is the place to go.

To get there;

Go to Hong Kong. Get a visa to the PRC.

Take the subway to the LUOHU station.

Get out, and you will go through the customs area.

Then board the Shenzhen subway. It's right there...

Take it (two stations away) to LAOJIE station.

Go to exit "C". You will be in the heart of DONGMEN.

Good luck.

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