How much would this be worth?

That is what 'salting' is.

 

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Yes, and how often to you go to the freak shows?

 

At this point I am out, but I will continue to watch the side show with amusement!

 

ahahaha, Big-bro => you've been served by Ono!!

Ummm, doesn't that translate into "You understood piece of cod?"


... ahahaha, are you calling me cod-man?

.... this is absolutely awesome watching you melt-down

 

I was going to say that many here ask the same question. HEY! Wait a minute....

 

@Onofrio Bacigalupo I would like to ask you an honest, straight forward question and then I am through with this thread. If you do not like what others have said here on Coin Talk, why do you keep responding?

 

Do you hear yourself? You sound like someone 65 years younger than your age (so start acting your age!). If you aren't satisfied with the answers all these kind people have given, actually taken time out of their lives to help you out, then simply get out (its not that hard).

 

Very interesting, it seems to be a unique piece. I have never heard of any Roman coins from that era with that composition, and you let it go for only $55?
A unique coin like that could sell for tens or hundreds of thousands.

you got ripped off big time.

 

So I can find two coins sold of that type, both are in bronze. The nicestest one, which is not as nice as your coins, sold for ~$2,600. If yours is made of billon than as arnoldoe says it's unique and would be worth much more.

I personally don't like the fabric of the coin, the details are mushy and do not appear to be struck. It looks cast to me and would be worth nothing to me personally. So that is your range, $0 to over $2,500. Given that most of us would give it a value of around $0, you sold it for quite a bit more than we think it's worth. However, if the coin is an authentic coin, you sold it for considerably less than it's worth.

 

I get these coin in terracotta soldier head. I find in dig in Mongolia in 1935. I sell for $300. How much they are? All coin real.

 

Are you Ono's brother?

=> $55

 

Hey, those are neat copies. Where can one get them?

 

Yeah there's "sum ting Wong" all right. They are all clearly fakes unfortunately. If you are trying to fool us, at least don't use a stock photo.

 

Sum Ting Wong????????

 

Wrong! Real!

 

Wrong!

 

Wong!

 

You dug them up 54 years before you were born?
Did you think we were born yesterday?

 

@Pishpash I reported him, so hopefully the mods do something about him.