As far as authenticity, I can see nothing blatantly off other than the surface coloring on the obverse. Perhaps that is just a result of the...
I hope you don't mind, but I lightened you images so that I (and others) can see it better in order to make any judgement. [ATTACH]
Very poor quality, but I suppose worth near $4. It also depends on shipping costs. I always add the cost of shipping to every coin I purchase....
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Nice format and excellent examples @Andrew McCabe
All the coins in this post are very nice; but this one @dougsmit has a wonderful portrait!
Not a problem. Used Goggle translate. I'm passing this on to my son to pass to his friend who found the button. I have not seen the actual...
Now you have me puzzled!:confused:
My son's friend found this metal detecting in Central Europe. I have absolutely no idea if this was originally a coin, and, if so, is the coin...
This is my second coin of Q. CAECILIUS METELLUS PIUS, but it differs from the first. The reverse displays an elephant, so it adds to my parade of...
AND once again, I agree with @TIF
Corrosion.
My thoughts as well.
@Kentucky: I can't tell anything from the images alone. [ATTACH]
Glad to hear it.
You're welcome
[ATTACH] M. CAECILIUS Q.f. Q.n. METELLUS AR DENARIUS OBVERSE: Helmeted head of Roma right, ROMA behind, star below chin REVERSE:...
LOL!:D
[ATTACH] ANONYMOUS ROMAN REPUBLIC Æ Uncia Obv.: Helmeted head of Roma left, pellet behind Rev.: Galley prow right, ROMA above, pellet below Rome...
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