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hey freinds .. I found in my machine arado these antiachouse coins


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i hope your openion and price ...

thanks for all
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 Posted 04/08/2012  11:23 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add giano to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi, I'm sorry but I think they are all fakes.wait for other opinions....
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They all look VERY round.
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They don't look authentic to me either.
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I notice there is a group of two with an exact obverse/reverse match, and then there is a group of 3 with a matching reverse and one has a different obverse. And, those in each group have similar coloration. As noted already, ancient coins like these are hand-struck individually, so the flan shape and position of the strike should be different on all. While I don't know the odds of finding die matches, particularly with a different obverse , it's far more likely that all the coins are copies from the same source.

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thanks for all . these coins found behaind of me ... and I repect all your opinion .. and also we knew that different mint ... so not nessery to be smiler to each other ..
thanksss
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