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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Multatuli, post: 2822551, member: 89266&quot;]Excellent point by Doug Smith!</p><p>Since the silver contents on coins were too low or even absent on 3th-4th centuries, there was no point to forging coins by fourrée method, so people falsified them in clay molds.</p><p>Very curiously, these molds are most often found today in Scotland and Wales.</p><p>And specially, Constatine and Diocletian&#039;s follis coins (or others tetrarchy period coins).</p><p>So, that&#039;s true: the top coin in my opinion is really ancient, but I must agree that it can be, despite the bad conditions or a possible corrosion, an ancient fake...cool...!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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