Dinarius fourree ?

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  1. Gory

    Gory New Member

    Hi everyboby i woould like to know if this dinarius is fourree
    3,29 gr
    17 mm
     

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  3. Ken Dorney

    Ken Dorney Yea, I'm Cool That Way...

    The diameter and weight are correct. Nothing in the appearance of the coin indicates a fouree.
     
    Ken Dorney, Jul 11, 2016
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  4. Gory

    Gory New Member

    But there is somthing green at the eye of the emperor
    ps sorry for my bad english
     
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  5. Pishpash

    Pishpash Well-Known Member

    Looks fine to me. Can you post a close up photo of they eye?
     
    Pishpash, Jul 11, 2016
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  6. Ken Dorney

    Ken Dorney Yea, I'm Cool That Way...

    I cant see that in the photo, but the coin looks just fine. And, green areas dont always mean much as there is always copper present in ancient denarii.

    Dont apologize for your use of English. Its my first language and I often am unable to convey my thoughts properly!
     
    Ken Dorney, Jul 11, 2016
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  7. Mikey Zee

    Mikey Zee Delenda Est Carthago

    I agree with Ken.....I see nothing that suggests a fourree. It looks like a very attractive 'good silver' denarius to me.
     
    Mikey Zee, Jul 11, 2016
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  8. Gory

    Gory New Member

    Tx for the feedback guys
     
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  9. Ancientnoob

    Ancientnoob Money Changer

    A straight up Roman Denarius. Great job!
     
    Ancientnoob, Jul 11, 2016
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