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I have here a couple of ancients that need identified. They might be a little worse for the wear but hopefully there's enough here to make something of them. The first one was already cleaned when I received it and the second one I am currently cleaning myself. It was almost a completely encrusted when I bought it at a local shop for 2.00. Feel free to let me know how I did so far, I'm open to constructive criticism and tips for cleaning as I am just starting out with it.


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 Posted 03/16/2012  2:06 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add echizento to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'm sorry to say you paid too much for these. There might be enough detail on the reverse of the first coin to get close to an ID, but the second coin is too far gone. I'm sorry for being so harsh.
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The first coin might be Honorius 393-423.
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I agrre with echizento.these two coins have been unfortunately too much cleaned.
Even for me the first is Honorius.
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Thank you both for the help and the criticism, it helped me review and make some changes to my cleaning methods a bit.
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