Anyone good at late Roman bronze monograms?

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by GregH, Jan 19, 2016.

  1. Milco Danesi

    Milco Danesi New Member

    whot do you think about my monogram?
     
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  3. GregH

    GregH Well-Known Member

    The coin you posted has the same monogram as the one I posted - the consensus was coins with this monogram are fake.
     
  4. Milco Danesi

    Milco Danesi New Member

    I am selling this
    Some one interested?
     

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  5. Milco Danesi

    Milco Danesi New Member

    Ok fake.
    But ...why do that different .
     
  6. GregH

    GregH Well-Known Member

    Some Roman nummi are worth big bucks - up to a few thousand dollars. Well worth forging. And probably easy to forge given the very rough style of this series. How hard could it be to add a Ricimer monogram to a 9mm bronze flan?

    Furthermore an Eid Mar attracts likely far more scrutiny than a modest nummus, and so may fake AE4s pass under the radar.

    Unfortunately even the big auction houses are selling (I hope unknowingly?) fakes from the late 5th century.

    Also a problem is the misattribution of common AE4s as rare. Recently I saw what was probably a Honorius attributed as an Avitus AE4 by a major auction house. In fact I'm not sure Avitus AE4s even exist (Raziel Suarez has done some interesting research on this).
     
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  7. Jwt708

    Jwt708 Well-Known Member

    Offers to Buy/Sell/Trade can only be done the in the respected sub-Forums.
     
  8. Milco Danesi

    Milco Danesi New Member

    I had processed many authentic A e4 from Ricimer Majorian Anthemius ,Honorius Odovac ...I have some experience.
    Rarely you see fakes.
    This Anthemius put me in trouble.
     
  9. Milco Danesi

    Milco Danesi New Member

    Sorry beer lover...Ok
     
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