To Free or Not to Free?

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by SeptimusT, Nov 28, 2018.

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Set it free or keep it as is?

Poll closed Dec 5, 2018.
  1. Keep it

    10 vote(s)
    32.3%
  2. Free it

    21 vote(s)
    67.7%
  1. Magnus87

    Magnus87 Active Member

    I’m totally with Ken Dorney! And if anyone wants an ancient-coin necklace there are plenty of nice looking fakes that can easily be inserted into a screw-together mount, which this one looks to be.
    (And which will greatly impress the great majority out there who aren’t collectors.)
     
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  3. Roman.Coins

    Roman.Coins New Member

    A quick search on eBay for “silver coin bezel” produced many of these exact bezels. Average price is about $10.00.
     
  4. SeptimusT

    SeptimusT Well-Known Member

    Thanks to everyone who gave me advice, especially to those who pointed out how easy it is to remove this sort of mount. I can report that it went off without a hitch, and neither the coin nor the mount received any damage. I'll hang on to the mount in case I think of some other use for it. The edge of the coin looks just fine, and for <$20 I don't think it was a bad buy. Here's a hasty photograph of it:

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  5. Magnus87

    Magnus87 Active Member

    Twenty bucks? Larceny! CONGRATULATIONS. (I’m jealous.....)
     
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  6. cmezner

    cmezner do ut des Supporter

    That's awesome! very well done!
    I paid very much more than $20 for mine :jawdrop:
     
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