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Balbinus Rarity....

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How is this possible?The silver image is from "VCRC Virtual catalog romna coins".The other, I thinks is from a fouree antoninianus,but are broken at same place!!




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I don't have an answer, but it's an interesting question.
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It is interesting. The break is in the same place, but looks slightly different.
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IMO they are too much alike to be random. The second coin looks cast to me.
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Look at the 2 "pearls" 11 o'clock what appears to be raised on second, seems depressed on the first. Interesting...a fake for sure.
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Look at the 2 "pearls" 11 o'clock what appears to be raised on second, seems depressed on the first.

That's just an optical illusion, caused by the light coming from opposite angles in the two pictures.

To me, the two coins look identical. They are either different pictures of the same coin, or identically-made copies.
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everything lines up on those two, including small defects and centering.
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