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Medieval Or Not

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can any one help identify truly it looks way to good I dont know anything about medieval but it almost looks cast to me and I dont have a scle here

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I tend to agree with you on the "too good to be true" part. I've never seen a "real" ancient coin with that sort of bubbly appearance behind the portrait.

I don't think there are too many "bilingual" coins in the early Greek/Roman series either - that's "Latin" (or English) on the portrait side and Greek on the other side (the legend reads AGEIROTAN)

Delphi was a famous Greek city in ancient times, home of the Temple of Apollo and residence of the Oracle of Delphi.
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thank you SAP
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