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Author Topic: Potentially important Trajan/Hadrian mule denarius - what does it tell us?  (Read 5990 times)

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Martin B5

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Can you post some detailed photos of the edge of the coin?

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There are two known fakes with this combination, what does this say about op coin?
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Yes looks like a match. Wish I'd seen those fakes earlier, they weren't in the fake reports.

Luckily I returned the coin.

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Yes looks like a match. Wish I'd seen those fakes earlier, they weren't in the fake reports.

Luckily I returned the coin.
good for you, how was the edge?


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I couldn't see anything strange about the edge.

The 2nd fake you posted has the exact same flan shape as mine. They could almost be the same coin.
A dangerous fake.

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Interestingly an obverse die match of this probable fake and those posted by okidoki, just went on to [REMOVED BY ADMIN].  ???

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this coin is authentic
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This coin confirms what was already clear from their style: that the obv. and rev. dies of the fake were somehow derived from authentic denarii of Hadrian and Trajan respectively.
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Dear cf,

coin is now on auction as "Likely a contemporary counterfeit"

what to do with the report(s) mentioned earlier

same coin in particular https://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-16868 delete this report?
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