Even if the coin is a die match to a
fake it does not really mean anything as long as the mother of the
cast fake was not a modern hand cut die
fake or recut transfer die
fake.
There is always the option that the mother of
cast,
electrotype and transfer die
fakes was authentic and then authentic coins from this dies exist!!!!!
You can use any coin no matter if authentic or not to produce
cast, transfer die or
electrotype fakes.
The coin looks convincing in pictures and is possibly authentic and the mother of the
cast fakes of snibleĀ“s
homepage was most likely an authentic coin.
Your coin has different centering,
flan shape etc can is clearly not related to this
cast fakes.
If you can show me die matches that were condemned by a respected expert or collector as modern hand cut die
fakes, then you coin if it is a die match must be 100%
fake.
This is imho not the case here.
You can look if you can find coins from the same dies which are considered to be authentic (
museum collections from excavation, approved by real experts of this emission, who are
good in authentication as authentic).