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Austrian 1495 ? Gold Re-Strike

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 Posted 10/05/2017  10:15 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add SilverOttoman to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Need some help figuring out why there is no info on this AUSTRIAN 1495 re-strike
it has 14.1 grams and 41cm in diameter.

any info pleas
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This is most peculiar. I have serious doubts about the authenticity. It closely resembles the 4 ducat K2276, which was issued with dates 1872-1915. Missing from your example is the (4) beneath the eagle. Since it was never struck in 1495, it cannot be a restrike of that date. Has it been tested to see if it is gold?
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Yes Mr.Oriole it has the same content of the 1915 Austrian 4 Ducat Gold Coin ? Could it be Austrian error mint
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I don't know how they could put a date of 1495 instead of 1915. Maybe it is one of those imitations made of gold that are made in the middle east. I have seen them for British Sovereigns. Correct gold and weight, but not made in the UK.
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Thank you very much Sir, I will need to investigate a little more into it. And will try to send this to an expert to take a closer look at do some tests.
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