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Amazing Detail, Sand Patina

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I'm truly amazed at how much detail is still present on this coin. Is it just me or is it very rare to see such delicate lines still apparent on these coins?

As always, would love an ID and an estimate if you have one.

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Nice coin.
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It is Licinius I and I would say it would be on market for about $20 to $30.

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IMHO $20 would require a clearly legible mintmark which is obscured on this one. Cleaning might help put it might make it into a $5 coin, too. I suspect soaking in distilled water and rubbing between the fingers might help here but this carries no guarantee.
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It is a Licinius I from the period when he revalued the curreny to 12 1/2 denarri of account and marked the value in the reverse field XIIs. It is also interesting because of the double name LICIN LICINIVS.
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A good soaking will bring out the details.
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