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Caracalla Denarius - Authentic Or Fake?

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 Posted 10/30/2022  11:01 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add sel_69l to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I would never throw a fake or suspected fake ancient coin to trash.
It would become part of my 'black' collection, for my, and other collector's education, to be more able to identify fake coins.
My 'black' collection currently numbers about 100 pieces, a few very deceiving.
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 Posted 10/31/2022  08:33 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add the_sand to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
As julius mentioned, it could be a Limes denarius, and some Limes denarii were cast. Many (all?) Limes denarii were made of bronze, but, as julius said, perhaps some Limes denarii were silver plated. However, I'm not an expert on Limes denarii.
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 Posted 10/31/2022  08:37 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add the_sand to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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I would never throw a fake or suspected fake ancient coin to trash.
It would become part of my 'black' collection, for my, and other collector's education, to be more able to identify fake coins.
My 'black' collection currently numbers about 100 pieces, a few very deceiving.

I agree. I have my own black cabinet of ancient and medieval fakes and probable fakes, which I have bought over the years, initially thinking that the coins were authentic, only later to discover that the coins were fake or probably fake.
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It would become part of my 'black' collection


That's a good idea actually. Never crossed my mind to save the copies (and I have had a few).
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