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Author Topic: Silver "Greek" Achaemenid ring ID  (Read 299 times)

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Offline DAVID J11

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Silver "Greek" Achaemenid ring ID
« on: August 11, 2022, 07:57:15 am »
This stretches the definition of coin a bit, but according to what I have read, Achaemenid silver rings were used as both money and jewelry, so maybe the mods will let it fly.  I bought this ring for $75 from Artifact Man Ancient Coins, who I have seen on lists of reputable coin sellers.  The description was "Achaemenid Greek ring".  I have been wearing this ring every day (size 9, don't judge 1), and as time has gone by some of the crud/corrosion has worn off.  I noticed that the silver underneath was pitted, and I started to wonder whether the ring is real or if it was a cast fake.  Moreover, I see that an extremely similar, almost too similar, ring was just sold here: [LINK REMOVED BY ADMIN].  What do you think Ancient Coin Forum?  Real or fake? (don't judge 2: two small scratches on one of the serpant noses -- that was my bad with a bit of overzealous cleaning.)

 

 

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