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<p>[QUOTE="GinoLR, post: 8062608, member: 128351"]This sestertius was tooled (or forged?) in the same style, maybe by the same workshop, but w/o the green patina - which is BTW the same green patina one can see on contemporary bronze sculptures. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]1397560[/ATTACH] </p><p>It was auctioned in 2018 by NAC Auction 106 part II, lot 1575 (10/05/2018) and hammered 600 CHF (that is approx. USD 643). Just saying.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GinoLR, post: 8062608, member: 128351"]This sestertius was tooled (or forged?) in the same style, maybe by the same workshop, but w/o the green patina - which is BTW the same green patina one can see on contemporary bronze sculptures. [ATTACH=full]1397560[/ATTACH] It was auctioned in 2018 by NAC Auction 106 part II, lot 1575 (10/05/2018) and hammered 600 CHF (that is approx. USD 643). Just saying.[/QUOTE]
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