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60 Asses, Anonymous111 viewsAV 60 Asses
Cr. 44-2, Syd. 226, 3.40g
Bearded head of Mars r., wearing crested Corinthian helmet; below, mark of value LX / ROMA Eagle with spread wings, standing r. on thunderbolt.
Struck from known modern dies hubbed from original coin, with dotted border recut, and thunderbolt modified.
Sold at auction Oct. 2011
glebe
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Annius Verus56 viewsAnonymous Æ Quadrans. Annius Verus Caesar. Time of Domitian to Antoninus Pius. Rome, AD 81-161.
Obv : Head of Spring right, wearing neck-band of flowers
Rev : S C within wreath of flowers
The head on the obverse has been identified as Annius Verus, a son of Marcus Aurelius (Cohen). Van Heesch, in Studia Paulo Naster Oblata I, pp. 193-197, distinguished four types of busts in the series, and connects them with representations of the four seasons.
Cf : van Heesch Taf. XXV,7; RIC II S. 219, 34 (Var.); C. VIII S. 270, 31 (Var)
Fake from modern diesMartin B4
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Anonymous 29 viewsAnonymous. 211-207 BC. AV 60 As (3.37 gm). Helmeted head of Mars right; LX behind / Eagle standing right on thunderbolt; ROMA below. Crawford 44/2; Sydenham 226; BMCRR 185; Bahrfeldt 4aDin X
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Anonymous134 viewsAnonymous. AR Didrachm-Quadrigatus, c. 225-214 BC. Obv. Laureate Janiform head of Dioscuri. Rev. Jupiter, holding sceptre and hurling thunderbolt, in fast quadriga right, driven by Victory; below, ROMA incuse on raised tablet. Cr. 28/3. AR. g. 5.97 mm. 21.00
weight is too low with 5,97 g it should be 6,5g +
(possibly transfer die fake)Din X
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Anonymous168 viewsAnonymous. AR Didrachm-Quadrigatus, c. 225-214 BC. Obv. Laureate Janiform head of Dioscuri. Rev. Jupiter, holding sceptre and hurling thunderbolt, in fast quadriga right, driven by Victory; below, ROMA incuse on raised tablet. Cr. 28/3. AR. g. 5.97 mm. 21.00
weight is too low with 5,97 g it should be 6,5g +
Transfer die fake, you can see the ghost-line (end of planchet of mother) on reverse. Thunderbolt of Zeus was off flan on mother and is missing. Din X
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Anonymous38 viewsAnonymous. 211-210 B.C. AE triens. Sicilian mint.
Obv : Helmeted head of Minerva right
Rev : ROMA, prow of galley right; grain ear above, four pellets below.
Crawford 72/6 or 72/13; Sydenham
Modern diesMartin B4
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Anonymous74 viewsRoman Republican. Anonymous. 211-208 BC. AV 60 Asses. Rome mint.
Obv : Bearded head of Mars right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet; mark of value to left
Rev : Eagle standing right on thunderbolt, with wings spread; ROMA below.
Crawford 44/2; Sydenham 226; Bahrfeldt 4a; Biaggi 3; RBW 160–1.
Modern diesMartin B4
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Anonymous48 viewsAnonymous, Mint of Luceria: first heavy series, 214-212. AE Sextans.
Obv : Head of Mercury r.; above, two pellets.
Rev : ROMA Prow r.; below, L between two pellets.
Sydenham 128. Crawford 43/4.
Modern fakes and genuine coinMartin B4
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Anonymous 70 viewsTop coin is a cast copy of middle coin, identical holes, centering, flan shape etc.
Middle coin is a cast copy of the authentic bottom coin, same centering, flan shape and edge cracks
Anonymous (semilibral), Quadrans, Rome, 217-215 BC, AE (g 35,87"; mm 34; h 12), Head of Hercules r., wearing boar’s skin; behind, °°°, Rv. Bull charging r.; above, °°°; below, snake; in ex. ROMA. Crawford 39/2;" Sydenham 94.Din X
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Anonymous AS, Republican121 viewsAE As, Rome mint, struck after 211 BC.
Obv.: Laureate head of bearded Janus; I (mark of value) above .
Rev.: ROMA in exerge, Prow of galley right; I (mark of value) above.
Cr. #56/2; BMCRR #217; CRR #143; SRCV I #627.
Cast fake presumably manufactured by Remoneda and submitted to Forum Imperio-Numismatico for verification
Aug_2010.mdelvalle
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Anonymous Denarius564 viewsANONYMOUS 108 -110 B.C Roman Republic Silver Denarius
Obv. The head of Roma is looking to the right wearing a crested helmet with a peaked visor. There is an X marked behind her
Rev. Roma is seated to the right on shields and with a spear in her left hand. There is a wolf and twins in front of her and there are birds on both sides.
Size: 17.5mm/3.6grams
Modern Bulgarian Fake- Lipanoff" studio, #8 in Prokopov's booklet
Posted by Volodya, submitted by Wolfgang336wolfgang336
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Anonymous Denarius73 viewsAR Denarius - Roman Republican
Obv: Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind
Rev. Roma wearing Corinthian helmet, seated on pile of shields holding spear
Modern reproduction
Cast
Sold on ebay by NFS 'coin_pouch' Sept 2011
bobbyhelmet
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Anonymous Republican, Semis 573 viewsComposition of pictures of the mold of wax used in the micro-fusion (Lost-wax casting) and the replica submitted by Remoneda to the Spanish Forum OMNI in May 2010.
Æ Semis, Rome mint, struck After 211 BC.
Obv: Laureate head of Saturn right; S behind.
Rev: Prow of galley right; S above.
Crawford #56/3; Sydenham #143a. mdelvalle
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Anonymous Republican, Semis132 viewsReplica make by Remoneda offered in ebay Spain by another seller, without clarifying their genuineness.
Jan_2012
Æ Semis, Rome mint, struck After 211 BC.
Obv: Laureate head of Saturn right; S behind.
Rev: Prow of galley right; S above.
Crawford #56/3; Sydenham #143a.
Die Match:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-12673mdelvalle
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Anonymous Republican, Victoriatus140 viewsSpecimen manufactured by Lost-wax casting.
Picture facilitated by Remoneda in the Spanish Forum Omni in May/2010
AR Victoriatus, Rome mint, struck after 211 BC.
Obv: Laureate head of Jupiter right.
Rev: Victory standing right, crowning trophy with laurel wreath.
Crawford #53/1; Sydenham #83; RSC #9. mdelvalle
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Anonymous Roman Republic Cast Denarius Rome 86 BC52 viewsModern cast forgery.
Obv:- Laureate head of Apollo right, thunderbolt below.
Rev:- Jupiter in quadriga right, holding reins and hurling thunderbolt.
Crawford 350A/2, Sydenham 723.
Cast fakes sold by notorious fake sellers ‘zade-nikol’ and ‘machairidis14’ on eBay.Lacedaemon
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Asses 40 AV, Anonymous, Etruria (?) circa 208 BC140 viewsObv:- Bearded and draped head of Mars right, wearing Corinthian helmet; in field left, mark of value (XXXX).
Rev:- Eagle standing right, with spread wings, on thunderbolt. Below, ROMA.
Fig 1a is the false coin - 2.25g.
Dangerous counterfeits. The fields are flatter than on genuine specimens and the gold is more reddish. The surfaces are slightly rough.
The reverse die shown here is as on Berlin 18201116 and BNF 41996688 - Glebe 251015
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 21, No. 2 in 1996 - example 2a
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Republic Anonymous30 viewsCoins Roman Republic Anonymous, triens (14, 47g), approximate 211-210 BC, Sicily? Av: helmeted Minerva Head to the right, behind four value marbles. Rev: Prora to the right, over it "ROMA" and ear of corn, beneath four value marbles.
Transfer die vs fake made with it.
Die flaw was transfered to fake!
The flan shape of the host was transfered into transfer die and can be seen as a"ghost line" on the fake.
Pink arrow, shows a line, which is not a die flaw (not sharp enough), so it is either a die break which was in the authentic dies and so transfered on all authentic coin made with it at this die state or it is a flan or edge crack of the host coin.
Din X
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Republic Anonymous23 viewsCoins Roman Republic Anonymous, triens (14, 47g), approximate 211-210 BC, Sicily? Av: helmeted Minerva Head to the right, behind four value marbles. Rev: Prora to the right, over it "ROMA" and ear of corn, beneath four value marbles.
Transfer die fake see.
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-18467Din X
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Republic Anonymous30 viewsTransfer die
Coins Roman Republic Anonymous, triens (14, 47g), approximate 211-210 BC, Sicily? Av: helmeted Minerva Head to the right, behind four value marbles. Rev: Prora to the right, over it "ROMA" and ear of corn, beneath four value marbles. Din X
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Republic Anonymous25 viewsCoins Roman Republic Anonymous, triens (14, 47g), approximate 211-210 BC, Sicily? Av: helmeted Minerva Head to the right, behind four value marbles. Rev: Prora to the right, over it "ROMA" and ear of corn, beneath four value marbles.
Transfer die vs fake made with it.
The flan shape of the host was transfered into transfer die and can be seen as a"ghost line" on the fake.
Din X
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Republic Anonymous28 viewsCoins Roman Republic Anonymous, triens (14, 47g), approximate 211-210 BC, Sicily? Av: helmeted Minerva Head to the right, behind four value marbles. Rev: Prora to the right, over it "ROMA" and ear of corn, beneath four value marbles.
The flan shape of the host was transfered into transfer die and can be seen as a"ghost line" on the fake.Din X
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Republican Anonymous AS60 viewsComposition of pictures of three replicas with three different patina submitted by Remoneda to the Spanish Forums OMNI in may_2010 and Imperio-Numismático in Jul_2010.
AE As, Rome mint, struck after 211 BC.
Obv.: Laureate head of bearded Janus; I (mark of value) above .
Rev.: ROMA in exerge, Prow of galley right; I (mark of value) above.
Cr. #56/2; BMCRR #217; CRR #143; SRCV I #627.mdelvalle
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ROMAN REPUBLIC Anonymous32 viewsTHE ROMAN REPUBLIC
Estimate:
-. 60 Asses (Gold, 3.36g 5), after ca. 211. Helmeted and draped bust of Mars to right; below, X (=60). Rev.ROMA Eagle standing to right on thunderbolt. Cr.44/2. Syd.226. Din X
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