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Posted 02/20/2014 5:31 pm
Corrosion from burial can interfere with the surface of genuine coins. Sometimes the cast surface of a tourist fake can also resemble the corrosion surface of a genuine coin.
It would really be better to examine these coins in hand to offer a better judgment on them but,
my first inclination is to share the same 'gut feeling' as echizento.
I would certainly like too look closely at the edge of these.
The level of fake competency here, is the reason why I maintain quite a large collection of fake ancient coins, for my own education.
I have not done a search so far for verification of equivalent types thence comparison for style, but very often, the equivalent genuine coin is in silver.
It would really be better to examine these coins in hand to offer a better judgment on them but,
my first inclination is to share the same 'gut feeling' as echizento.
I would certainly like too look closely at the edge of these.
The level of fake competency here, is the reason why I maintain quite a large collection of fake ancient coins, for my own education.
I have not done a search so far for verification of equivalent types thence comparison for style, but very often, the equivalent genuine coin is in silver.
