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re·verse coun·ter·feit \ rə-ˈvərs ˈkau̇n-tər-ˌfit \ noun 1 : an object whose actual value exceeds its apparent value, the difference created by artistic modification and given away rather than extracted; treasure made to pass as a worthless thing — compare counterfeit: a worthless thing made to pass as treasure 2 : an instrument for installing wonder in trash, as the counterfeit installs distrust in treasure ⟨the discovery of a fake is a loss; the discovery of a reverse counterfeit is a windfall⟩ 3 : the counterfeiter's craft, run backwards [counterfeit, from Old French contrefaire, "to make against" — a thing made against the real; hence reverse counterfeit, the real made against the negligible] — antonym counterfeit  — see also litter, deposit, gutter, gold