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Help With 3 Coins please ! Romanians ?

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 Posted 09/25/2011  2:18 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Geopheonic to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
hey guys I need your help with these 3 coins ... I think they are romanians but can't figure out the specific origin and date and value .. thanks for any info :)

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 Posted 09/25/2011  3:07 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Geopheonic to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sorry I meant ROMAN not Romanian ! my primary language is Arabic so forgive my mistake :)
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Hi,

Your pictures are a bit blurry but I'm fairly sure these are copies. They all have that soft cast look about them.

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Yes, sorry, they're all "tourist copies" - so called because they're very often sold to tourists as souvenirs, in places such as Lebanon where the sale of genuine ancient coins to tourists is illegal. The broad and upturned rims give them away as cast copies.

The top one is a copy of the famous Baalbek Temple coin of Philip I. Jwharper posted a similar replica in this thread.

The second is a replica of a "city-founding" coin from Antioch-in-Pisidia. The example on wildwinds is a very close match - too close, methinks. I wonder if the Wildwinds example is also a fake.

The third is a replica of a coin from Ptolemaic Egypt.
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