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Silver Republic Denarius, Leave As Is?

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Have a few of these that used to be attached together to make a bracelet. They have been parted (not by me) and have marks where they have been separated, such a shame as the detail on them is pretty good. Do you think I should polish the marks off to the best of my ability or leave as is?

Here is one of them for example.
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weight 3.1 grams, size 16.5 mm.


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If they were mine I'd leave them alone, make a note that they are ex jewelry. It's hard to tell what metal is original and what metal may have been added. If you file/grind the edge down it might look worse.

On the other hand if you really want to, try one and see how it turns out.
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