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« Last post by Joe Sermarini onToday at 08:00:17 pm »
When it comes to NumisWiki page names, they should be based on what is more likely to generate auto links. So, if some people will write Stannard adjustment and others will write al marco adjustment, then two pages are better than one.
This coin is about 35 mm in diameter and has a mass of 30.8 grams. It is bronze and seems massive for its size and thickness. It sounds like a hammered coin, not a cast coin. There is no pitting or indented bubbles like a cast coin. My question is - Is this a real coin or a fake?
Obv: Zeus? Demos? Serapis? Asclepius? laureate right Rev: Hermes? Dionysus? Wearing chlamys? I've tried searching for this coin on various websistes without finding anything. Does anybody know what this is?
« Last post by Jeremiah S onToday at 01:18:45 pm »
Thanks for the confirmation Jay. This morning I let the auction house know that the coin they were listing was likely fake. I just checked their auction and they have already pulled the coin.