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Ancient Coin? Real Or Fake? ID? (Id: Replica Doubloon)

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 Posted 02/09/2022  01:18 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Dakota0404 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
So I posted about another one sort of like this not too long ago and it turned out to be just some kids toy pirate token, but this one looks a little more legit so here I am any info would be highly appreciated.
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 Posted 02/09/2022  6:02 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Unfortunately, this one is also a replica "pirate coin". Judging by the fleur-de-lys shapes inside the quarters of the crosses, this is actually using the design from a Spanish-Mexican gold coin (known in pirate circles as a "doubloon"). Your coin clearly is not gold. And guessing from the corroded spot at the bottom of the second picture, that is where it was once mounted into jewellery of some kind. So I'm guessing it's a made-for-jewellery imitation.
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And also a technical definition: "ancient" doesn't just mean "very old". The Ancient period of history ended some time around the fall of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476. While scholars might debate the exact definition time points of "ancient", "mediaeval" and "modern", a pirate-era coin, although indeed "very old" by human standards, is still generally considered part of the Modern age.
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