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<p>[QUOTE="Bonedigger, post: 88274, member: 4367"]Well Caesar, I'd stay away from Brutus, especially if he has daggers. The coin it'self gives me a few worries. The first one appears to be the texture of the metal. The daggers and the bust are worn to VG/Fine condition, but they're unusual (bubbles) marks which are very high and sharp. From what I don't know... Second, there appears to be a bit of metal failure on the forehead of poor Brutus revealing a (2nd metal) underneath. Third, the lettering does not appear to be Latin or even very Romanesque. Forth, it looks cast with molten metal, refer back to first worry. Coins from this era are struck. Fifth, the seller has no feedback with which to judge his history and the buyer has no feedback as well, a oft used ploy in other auctions which the seller and a bidder know each other and the bidder drives the auction up by repeating small (incremental) bids with no intention to buy, which keep honest bidders increasing their bids.</p><p><br /></p><p>In short, I wouldn't bid on this coin and I have a quite a few ancients.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bone[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bonedigger, post: 88274, member: 4367"]Well Caesar, I'd stay away from Brutus, especially if he has daggers. The coin it'self gives me a few worries. The first one appears to be the texture of the metal. The daggers and the bust are worn to VG/Fine condition, but they're unusual (bubbles) marks which are very high and sharp. From what I don't know... Second, there appears to be a bit of metal failure on the forehead of poor Brutus revealing a (2nd metal) underneath. Third, the lettering does not appear to be Latin or even very Romanesque. Forth, it looks cast with molten metal, refer back to first worry. Coins from this era are struck. Fifth, the seller has no feedback with which to judge his history and the buyer has no feedback as well, a oft used ploy in other auctions which the seller and a bidder know each other and the bidder drives the auction up by repeating small (incremental) bids with no intention to buy, which keep honest bidders increasing their bids. In short, I wouldn't bid on this coin and I have a quite a few ancients. Bone[/QUOTE]
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