Thanks Troodon, I guess you might be right about the dots on the surface, they can be misleading, but then the fact that this coin was submersed in water for 2000 years might be the reason as you said. Anyway, I am still looking for experts in the New York Metropolitan area to show them the coin, and I will take your advice and not show them the second one.
Thanks everybody
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Originally Posted by Troodon I guess I can see why the second one might be fake, if those dots all over its surface are casting bubbles, however that could have been caused by being submerged in salt water too. Would show it to others to sww what other opinions you get, without showing them the other suspected fake.
Also if it is a contemporary counterfeit rather than a modern one still might be worth something anyway, at least due to novelty value. |
