I came across this coin, which I am not sure is a fake or real. It should be a cu-ni baktrian coin.could you please check the photos and let me know of your opinion?
Absolutely 100% fake. This is very typical of the kinds of "tourist fakes" that were sold in Afghanistan to Westerners.
"Cupronickel coins" of Bactria do indeed exist; they are made from a copper ore naturally high in nickel and are quite scarce; examples are known from kings Euthydemos II and Agathokles; Demetrios I did not issue cupronickel coins.
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