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Julius Caesar Elephant Denarius

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 Posted 12/04/2015  10:14 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add kevro22 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
These aren't great pics but just picked this up and wanted to get thoughts and feedback. It's a little porous and was cleaned at some point but looks better in hand, and I got a good deal on it. If better surfaces it would've cost more than I can afford for one coin. There is a pretty cool history behind this coin, and I like how the obverse is well centered. I'm assuming those are bankers marks on the surface?

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A very desirable coin type and one that has been widely faked. This one appears to be genuine to me and has wear that appears natural. It's worn but still shows enough of the detail to make collectible. I like it.
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Who wouldn't like an example of this type in their collection? It is about the biggest historical name you could ask for, and a pretty cool design.

Like Ron says these are highly faked, and for that reason I would be very cynical and careful about making such a purchase. It might well be that you did OK on this one and I have no reason to think it isn't legitimate but I would only buy such an item from a verified and trustworthy source.
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