First off, I'll start by saying that the text doesn't look blurry to me, the printing pattern (rosette) is present, and the dots in the rosette pattern looks pretty solid to me as well so I am initially inclined to believe that it is real. I have a pretty good magnifying glass and was able to get some decent photos uploaded to Dropbox.

What I am seeing though is that the bottom of the card has a raised edge (looks to me like it was from the factory die stamp perhaps), but when the light hits it just right it almost looks like the surface of the card is some sort of film that is slightly peeling back. The really odd thing is that it doesn't actually appear to be the case. I can't see any actual separation on the card edge. It is hard to explain what I am seeing though...photos may be more useful here. Below is the link to the Dropbox folder:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lwldwhi38qhk58g/AAAvg_NSp95JyiuxWfUyK7NCa?dl=0

The close up shots of the edge is all from the bottom of the card where the raised edge is.

I don't own any other JingHe tokens, so I can't compare this one to see if there are similarities. IS there anyone here that collects these tokens who could check out the photos I have in my Dropbox and help me determine if this is a real token and not a counterfeit? I did some searching online, but didn't see any talk of the counterfeit JingHe tokens, but once again I've got no frame of reference to compare mine with.