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Very excited to add this scarce Dattari plate coin to my 12 Caesars collection. I wanted a coin with a hippo on it and I found one that I liked. This is my 3rd Dattari plate coin. The other 2 are coins of Vespasian and Antoninus Pius.





http://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-149624

I've seen loads of edges like that, and I'm sure others here have too. I'm not sure what you mean by a 'common edge', but hard metal like bronze or debased silver doesn't flow well when struck, and produces all sorts of wrinkled edges.

Ave!

Copper alloy; 45mm/6.7gm

I got this a few weeks ago at a coin show. The seller said he thought it was a fire striker.

Not sure if he was correct...it being so small and delicate. Possibly a small razor?

Any thoughts are appreciated!

Thanks,

Kevin

was found in a mountain inhabited by the Romans and Greeks.

I found in this site a partial weight

was found in a mountain inhabited by the Romans and Greeks.

I found in this site a partial weight

Thank you,Quadrans.

Thank you,Quadrans.

If this coin is OK, I also want to know, how does an edge like this occur?

Why does this coin has different edge not like common edge?

was found in a mountain inhabited by the Romans and Greeks

Nice upgrade...

Q.