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Antioch, Raymond of Poitiers 45 viewsModern cast imitation of crusader Antioch, Raymond of Poitiers (1136-1149), Æ Unit, type A1, R-A-M in angles of Y-shape, rev AN/TIOC/HIE in three lines, (Metcalf 462; Malloy 17; Schl II, 19).
eBay 10/2017 Vladislav D
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A. Albinus, 96 BC, denarius, Diana915 viewsObv: Bust of Diana, draped,with bow and quiver over the shoulder
Rev: three horsemen charging left, to left two standards and fallen warrior.
Cast fakes sold by fakes sellers 'spes-pvblica' and ' imperatorial' on eBay. These are not the same coin, but identical cast copies. The top one sold for 37.52 EUR (Dec. 2005 by spes-pvblica) and the bottom one sold for $80.76 (Jan. 2006 by imperatorial).postvmvs
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A. Albinus, 96 BC, denarius, Diana617 viewsObv: Bust of Diana, draped,with bow and quiver over the shoulder
Rev: three horsemen charging left, to left two standards and fallen warrior.
Cast fake. See other examples here.
Sold on ebay January 2007 by batibaleno.
Submitted by Maridvnvmmaridvnvm
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A. Albinus, 96 BC, denarius, Diana298 viewsObv: Bust of Diana, draped,with bow and quiver over the shoulder
Rev: three horsemen charging left, to left two standards and fallen warrior.
Cast fake.
Sold on ebay December 2008 as a reproduction. Described as "amalgam with silver plate".
Matches other cast examples in the reports, as seen here :-
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-2027maridvnvm
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Abdera, silver tetradrachm1105 viewsObv: ABΔH
Griffin to the left seated before him a bee
Rev: EΠIΦΙΛAΔOΣ
Herakles seated on rock left, holding club and lion-skin. Whole in incuse square
Ref: AMNG II, 1, p. 73, no. 106, May 396 A277/P322
Dangerous struck fake sold as genuine.
THE TOP THREE COINS ARE FAKE. THE BOTTOM COIN IS GENUINE.
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Abdera, Thrace, AR Tetradrachm183 viewsObv:- Laureate head of Apollo to left, three quarter facing
Rev:- Griffin seated to left; below, magistrate's name ΠYOOΔΩROΣ
Fig 1a is the false coin - ca. 13g (correct weight)
Fig 1b is genuine from ANS - 9.64g (pierced)
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 17, No. 2 in 1992 - Example 1a
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Aemilius Lepidus, Mn, densrius10 viewsAR Denarius - Based on Cr. 291/1, Syd 554
Obv: ROMA diademed head or Roma, r., star behind
Rev: MN AEMILIO equestrian statue, r., atop three arches of aqueduct; L E P within arches
3.69 gms
Modern cast fakemaridvnvm
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Aemilius Lepidus, Mn.164 viewsAR Denarius - Based on Cr. 291/1, Syd 554
Obv: ROMA diademed head or Roma, r., star behind
Rev: MN AEMILIO equestrian statue, r., atop three arches of aqueduct; L E P within arches
Modern fake - cast
Sold by NFS 'coin_pouch' on ebay Sept 2011bobbyhelmet
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AES Grave, Roman Republic 66 viewsRoman Republic 280-245 b.C.
AES Grave 85,8g
Quadrans
Boar running r., three pellets below / As Obv, but type l.
Thurlow-Vecchi 11
Sold as replica InAsta 45 lot 8075
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AES Grave, Roman Republic 71 viewsRome Republic, 225-217 b.C.
Aes Grave Quadrans 50,93g
Head of Hercules l., wearing lion's skin headdress, three pellets behind / Prow r., three pellets below
Thurlow-Vecchi 54
Sold as replica InAsta auction 43 06/03/2013 lot 8290
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AES Grave, Roman Republic 48 viewsRoman Republic 280-245 b.C.
AES Grave 60,5g
Quadrans
Boar running r., three pellets below / As Obv, but type l.
Thurlow-Vecchi 11
Sold as replica ebay on january 2013
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Agrippa321 viewsAppears to be a modern struck copy of the Agrippa As:
10.84 g, 27.68 mm.
Agrippa, AE As. Struck under Caligula, 37-41 AD. M AGRIPPA L F COS III, head left wearing rostral crown / S-C, Neptune standing facing, head left, naked except for cloak draped behind him and over both arms, holding dolphin in right hand and vertical trident in left.
RIC 58; Cohen 3; Sear 1812.
Reasons that I believe this to be a fake:
1) File marks visible at the top around the edge.
2) The dolphin's tail has three parts, whereas on genuine coins it only has two, as it does in real life.
3) Dots all over the reverse which do not appear on any genuine versions that I have seen (e.g. to the left and right and beneath the bottom edge of the chlamys which is hanging down on the left and beneath the bottom edge of the chlamys which is hanging down on the right)
4) The side edges of the chlamys part on the left appear to be missing.
5) There is an additional slightly sloping line going from beneath his left armpit (i.e. on the right of the image) towards the C which should not be there.helvetica
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Agrippina Senior, Sestertius266 viewsAE Sestertius – mix iconography
Obv. AGRIPPINA M F GERMANICI CAESARIS, dr. bust of Agrippina r.
Rev. AGRIPPINA DRVSILLA IVLIA, Gaius' three sisters standing facing: Agrippina (as Securitas) leaning on column, holding cornucopia, and placing hand on Drusilla (as Concordia), holding patera and cornucopia; Julia (as Fortuna) holding rudder and cornucopia.
Struck.
Ilya Prokopov
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Aitolian League, c. 279-260 BC. Fake Tetradrachm (26mm, 15.03g, 9h). 62 viewsAitolian League, c. 279-260 BC. Fake Tetradrachm (26mm, 15.03g, 9h). Head of Herakles r., wearing lion's skin headdress. R/ Aitolos seated r. on a Macedonian shield, three Gallic shields and Gallic karnyx, holding spear in and sword; monogram and ZH to r. Cf. McClean 5401. Modern fake for studyJoe Sermarini
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Akragas Dekadrachm Cabinet W Lot 1008119 viewsOne of the three coins of the Dr P. Weiss Collection (Lot 1008 of Triton XV Cabinet W collection auction) seized prior to auction and determined to be fake by expert evidence presented to the NY Court. The specific diagnostics of the fake have yet to be released by the Court. There is some possibility the coin was genuine and having it declared it fake was part of an effort to stay out of prison for smuggling looted artifacts. Joe Sermarini
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Alexander I Balas77 viewsSeleukid Kingdom. Alexander I Balas. Silver Tetradrachm 152/1-145 BC.
Obv : Diademed and draped bust of Alexander I right
Rev : BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΛEΞANΔPOY, eagle standing left
One obverse die for three different reverse dies :
1. Tyre mint (The weight is 15.21 grams) year year-165 (equal to 148-147 BC)
2. Berytus mint (The weight is 13.20 grams) not clear possibly year-163 (equal to 150-149 BC)
3. Tyre mint (The weight is 14.30 grams ) 163 (150/49 BC)
4. Tyre mint (The weight is 14.25 grams ) 163 (150/49 BC)
Modern diesMartin B4
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Alexander III the Great AR Tetradrachm - Myriandros Mint - Fake152 viewsImitating Price 3230, Müller 1298, Newell 27 from modern dies
Previously published type: IBSCC Bulletin on Counterfeits BOCS Vol 5 No.1/2 1980 Page 2 Fig 6 that has appeared again in numbers in recent trade/auctions. All examples from the same modern dies.
Diagnostics:
Modern style and errors of detail in mint controls.
Evidence of pressed rather than struck origin.
Most specimens are low weight 15.8 -16.8 gms.
Three examples from the same dies found in recent commerce, including this one which was withdrawn from auction by a prominent and very reputable vendor when the diagnostics were brought to their attention.
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Alexander the Great, Alexander III, silver tetradrachm, #B543 viewsAR tetradrachm, c. 317-311 BC, Babylon
Head Herakles right in lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left holding eagle and sceptre.
Price 3730; Prokopov, Modern Counterfeits..., 2003, #101
These coins were being sold at the same time by the same seller. All three coins come from the same obverse and reverse dies.maridvnvm
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ALEXIUS I COMNENUS (1081 - 1118).155 viewsSteel Dies for Electrum or AR histanenon nomisma, Mint of Thessalonica.
Obv. + KE RO ALEZ, Bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus cr., pallium and colobium, holding book of Gospels with both hands.
Rev. St. Demetrios and Alexius holding sceptre. To l., IC; to r., XC.
Rev. St Demetrius (on l.) stg. three-wuarter face to r., presenting labarum to Alexius (on r.) who stands facing; the saint is nimbate, wears military attire and holding sword in l.; the emperor wears crown and loros, and grasps shaft of labarum with r.; DI / MI / TI; to r., D EC / PT / H.
Sear 1094
“Dimitrovgrad Studio”
Ilya Prokopov
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Alexius I, Silver histamenon nomisma, SBCV 1905, DOC 5,238 viewsAlexius I, 4 April 1081 - 15 August 1118 A.D. Silver histamenon nomisma, SBCV 1905, DOC 5, VF, Thessalonica mint, pre-reform coinage, 1081 - 1092; obverse + KE RΘ AΛEZ or similar, bust of Christ Pantocrator facing, with cross nimbus, wearing tunic and colobium, holding book of Gospels, in field l. and r., IC and XC; reverse ∆IMITI ∆ECΠITH or similar, St. Demetrius standing three-quarter right, wearing short military tunic, breastplate and sagion, holding sword and presenting patriarchal cross to Alexius standing facing, wearing crown, stemma, divitision and loros
CASTJoe Sermarini
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Ami..., Ar Stater71 viewsObv:- Bull standing left, head reverted; above, locust
Rev:- Same type incuse
Fig 8 is the false coin, 7.89g. Hess-Leu 1956, 42
On noticably larger flans than the three known genuine examples.
Seen and photographed but not weighed in 1973. Probably made before World War II.
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 11, No. 2 in 1988 - example 8
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Ami..., Ar Stater65 viewsObv:- Bull standing left, head reverted; above, locust
Rev:- Same type incuse
Fig 9 is the false coin, 7.92g. Italy 1960
On noticably larger flans than the three known genuine examples.
Seen and photographed but not weighed in 1973. Probably made before World War II.
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 11, No. 2 in 1988 - example 9
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Amphipolis 38 viewsSellers desc:
Obverse: Laureate head of Apollo facing three quarters to r., hair falling loose at the sides of his headReverse: ΑΜΦ − ΙΠΟ − ΛΙΤ − ΕΩΝ on raised square frame; within which A and race torch. The whole within incuse squareDiameter: 24 mmWeight: 12 gSRukke
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Amphipolis Silver Tetradrachm,88 viewsSold on Ebay as a reproduction, September 2011. Amphipolis, silver tetradrachm, #A385 viewsAR tetradrachm, 410-357 BC
Head of Apollo ¾ right, of later, more delicate style; forepart of dog in right field / AMΦIΠOΛITEΩN on raised frame containing a race torch, A to right of torch; all within incuse square
Sear 1379
Sellers ddescription:
This silver tetradrachm was struck Amphipolis. The obverse shows the head of Apollo three-qurters face to right. The reverse shows a race-torch within an incuse square. (Sear 1379) Each coin is stamped 'COPY' on the reverse.
Date: 400 - 358 B.C
Ref: SNG Cop. 39; SNG ANS 81, Dewing 1009SRukke
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