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Some Chersonesos Hemidrachms Being Auctioned

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These are all being offered by the same seller in Cyprus. The red flag for the first two is that they appear to be the very same coin ( ebay item #'s 113852512465 & 113853659683):

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Here's a couple others ( ebay item #'s 113853660976 & 113853660192):

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I don't see anything in these photos themselves that screams "fake", but it bothers me that in one instance a photo was used twice, and that the manner in which the photos were taken is inconsistent (on a finger versus against a blue background). What do you think the chances are you receive the actual coin pictured, and whether you did or not, that it'd be genuine?

Colligo ergo sum
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The seller (silverdenar) is a known seller of fakes; though most of his offerings are genuine. It's best to avoid him completely.
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He peddles genuine bronze Greek (mostly common Seleucid), late Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic/Indian coins - Those seem to be genuine mostly.

Most if not all of his denarii are highly suspect. I would assume the same for his Greek silver.
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The seller (silverdenar) is a known seller of fakes; though most of his offerings are genuine.

I see he in fact appears on a recently posted list of known sellers of fakes: http://goccf.com/t/353943

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