Aureus of Severus Alexander #2

[maridvnvm]

I was researching another Severus Alexander - MARS VLTOR aureus when I stumbled across this one on acsearch. It sold in 2009.



I believe it to be a match to the following coin from the fake reports which was sold as a Slavei copy.



Am I correct?

Regards,
Martin

[daverino]

Surely a match, and both appear to have been struck.

[mix_val]

A very odd portrait for Alexander

[dupondius]

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[dianalucifera]

I just checked up at acsearch.info. It is unbelievable but this coin was sold by a major auction house!

From what we can do inference, maybe selling fake coins.
Or that the picture can not be concluded, whether a coin is fake.
For this, we have professionals, who can certify, whether a coin is genuine.

[maridvnvm]

The people who sold this coin are professionals and so are the people who determined that the other is a modern fake.

[dianalucifera]

The people who sold this coin are professionals and so are the people who determined that the other is a modern fake.

and this is an interesting reverse. Stylistically different, whether it is genuine?

http://www.acsearch.info/record.html?id=171835

[Joe Sermarini]

The acsearch coin is identified as Calico 3073. I will check that tomorrow.

[Joe Sermarini]

The reverse die does appear to be a match to Calico 3073, however, the Calico plate is actual size and it is not possible to be certain.  The obverse is clearly not a die match. 
I was not expecting to find even the possibility of a die match because my impression is they are not ancient.