Under the counterfeit coin provision, the offense cannot involve fewer than 10 counterfeit coins and ______.

• A. disclosed
• B. actually utter
• C. presented
• D. fabricated

Answer: (B)

This question tests the element that, for this counterfeit coin offense, there must be at least ten counterfeit coins and the coins must be actually uttered to pass them as real. The act of uttering is the specific conduct that completes the offense—simply possessing, disclosing, presenting, or fabricating counterfeit coins does not by itself satisfy the requirement to actually pass them. Disclosing or presenting lacks the explicit passing as genuine, fabricating refers to making the coins (a different stage of counterfeit activity), and simply presenting coins does not show the required uttering to pass them. Therefore, the best fit is the act of actually uttering the counterfeit coins to pass them.