That gives a whole new meaning to the term "bad day". Jeepers.
Yeah, looks good!
This actually looks like a genuine coin from what I can see. Good to have one that's not an obvious fake like the last few! Still, the current hit...
The crude style definitely gives it away for me.
I'd agree with everyone here that this one is a fake as well for the reasons stated.
I remember reading a similar thread here in CT about this a few weeks ago. Interesting indeed.
@Ryro, the Herakleia silver diobol type you've posted was also issued by Taras / Tarentum, Arpi, Tiati, Kailia, Rubi, and Heridonia. Often it's...
Honestly it's a bit more difficult to tell with this one from my perspective, but I will defer to the experts...
LOL - definitely Hadrian... compare to my avatar...
Details are mushy... I think it's likely a fake as well.
Definitely a fake. The weird fields on both sides (including the horizontal lines on the reverse) and the general style give it away. Makes me...
I don't think it's an ancient coin... it appears to be some kind of pendant for a necklace. Maybe you'll be able to find out more if the...
I'll echo everyone else's verdict as the coin looks fine to me as well. As @Roman Collector mentioned, silver coins had a relatively low grade...
Based on the pictures, I am more skeptical about this coin. While there is wear on the reverse figure, there is no wear on Diadumenian's cheek,...
My vote is with A - fantastic detail even if it is on a chunkier, oblong flan.
I would echo several others on this post and would give my initial assessment as genuine, albeit with a corroded and worn obverse, and a rather...
I would agree with the consensus - the first coin has an incredible Sphinx reverse with a well-intact legend. I would keep it just for that reason...
Magna Grecia, in particular ancient Calabria and Lucania, had several cities with dolphin rider reverses, not just Taranto (Taras, later...
I would disagree that it's the oldest coin found in the New World though. I remember the story of the Maine penny, found in 1957, which was likely...
Yikes. Shocked, but somehow not surprised.
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