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AELIUS CAESAR denarius68 viewsOBVERSE - AELIVS CAESAR
bare head right
REVERSE -T R POT COS II,
CONCORDIA seated left, holding patera and
resting left arm on cornucopiae,
2,99 GR
Ebay July 2020 by known fake seller vetacoinsokidoki
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Aelius Caesar, Sestertius170 viewsÆ Sestertius, Struck AD 137, Roma mint.
Obv: L AELIUS CAESAR, Bare head right.
Rev: TR POT COS II, S C across field, CONCORD in exerge, Concordia seated left, holding patera and leaning arm on cornucopia set on ground.
RIC II #1057a; Banti #3
"Reproduction" of Remoneda (Spain)mdelvalle
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Aelius, as Caesar, sestertius, Concordia RIC Hadrian 105786 viewsReference.
RIC (Hadrian) 1057a. BMCRE 1918 var
Obv. L AELIVS CAESAR
Bare head right.
Rev. TR POT COS II CONCORD in exergue.
Concordia seated left, holding patera in right hand, resting left elbow on a cornucopia which is set on base of chair; S C across field
Ebay sale by fake seller Rafaprio February 2016okidoki
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AELIUS, Caesar, Denarius 136-138 AD Spes41 viewsReference.
RIC II 435 (Hadrian); BMCRE 979
Obv.
Bare head right
Rev.
Spes walking left, holding flower and lifting fold of her skirt.okidoki
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Albinus Bruti F172 viewsCast fake of Albinus Bruti F sold on ebay by johnjulie2122 as an "unconfirmed" coinJay GT4
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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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Antoninus Pius & Marcus Aurelius, Denarius, RIC 417a964 viewsObv:- ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P COS III, Laureate head of Pius right
Rev:- AVRELIVS CAESAR AVG PII F COS, Bare head of Aurelius right.
Date: 140 AD
Ref: RIC 417a, RSC 15, BMC 155
Sold on Ebay as a reproduction. "R" stamped on coin
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Augustus72 viewsAVGVSTVS DIVI F, laureate head right.
AVGVS F beneath Caius Caesar on horseback galloping right, legionary eagle between two standards to left.
Modern fake copy of Augustus, RIC 199.
1) the surface on both sides is very pitted and shows air bubbles - especially on Augustus' cheek and neck, as well as above the third letter at the bottom of the reverse.
2) On the reverse, the lower parts of the masts of the two standards: one is bent, the other does not line up.
3) The legionary eagle between those two standards has no lower mast at all and is just floating in the air.
4) Augustus' neck is too narrow.
5) At top right of the obverse, the beaded border turns into small crescents, usually caused by using a small tube to make the "beads" in a fake die.
6) Augustus' forehead is missing and simply bulges inwards, so the faker very likely took a cast of a worn coin.
7) On the reverse - the letters at the bottom should be larger, clearer and better spaced. They should read AVGVS F. Here they appear to be AVGVT.. On this coin, if you complete the A, the right hand \\ of the A would also form the \\ of the V. Such a ligation was not used on these coins.
Purchased from roman.land (already on the Forum Fake Sellers list) by an wildwinds user in the US at the end in May 2020. Refund has been requested.
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Augustus (Octavian), Fantasy Denarius170 viewsFantasy denarius
Obv: Head of Divus Julius Caesar ?
Rev: CAESAR III VIR RPC Bare head of Octavian right, bearded
Offered as genuine on ebay by NFS mangizite-2008 (Dec_2011) and Antares27 (Jan_2012)mdelvalle
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Augustus - Caesaraugusta (Spain)130 viewsÆ Semis, Caesaraugusta, Struck 8-1 BC.
M. Porcius and Cn. Fadius, duoviri.
Obv: AVGVSTVS DIVI F, Laureate head right
Rev: CAESARAVGVSTA M PORCI CN FAD , II VIR on either side of Vexillum set on low basis.
RPC #315; SNG Copenhagen #546.
Shown in a Spanish Forum (Imperio Numismático)mdelvalle
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Augustus - Caesaraugusta (Spain)98 viewsÆ Semis, Caesaraugusta, Struck 8-1 BC.
M. Porcius and Cn. Fadius, duoviri.
Obv: AVGVSTVS DIVI F, Laureate head right
Rev: CAESARAVGVSTA M PORCI CN FAD , II VIR on either side of Vexillum set on low basis.
RPC #315; SNG Copenhagen #546.
Shown in a Spanish Forum (Imperio Numismático)mdelvalle
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Augustus Cast AR Denarius RIC 207117 viewsModern cast forgery.
Obv: CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER PATRIAE. laureate head right Rev: AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT, C L CAESARES below, Gaius & Lucius standing front, each with a hand resting on a round shield, spears, lituus & simpulum in field above. RIC 207. Three duplicates of the same cast.Lacedaemon
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Augustus, Aureus, (Octavian), RIC - Unknown717 viewsObv: No legend
Bust: Bare head right
Rev: No legend
IMP CAESAR across fields, Victory standing facing on globe, head left, holding wreath and vexillum over left shoulder
Weight: 7.28 g
Modern dies, pressed/struck forgery
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Augustus, AV Aureus, Struck circa 12 BC. 225 viewsObv:- CA-ES-AR, youthful, bare head right; all within oak wreath
Rev:- AVG-VST across field, candelabrum, ornamented with rams’ heads and surmounted by a crescent; all within a floral wreath entwined with two bucraniums and two pateras.
RIC I 539; BMCRE 683
Fig 20a is the false coin - 7.92g
Fig 20b is genuine from London - 7.96g (photo from cast)
Fig 20c is genuine silver denarius from the same pair of dies - ex Ars Classica 17, 1934. Lot 1226
This coin is part of what IAPN/BOC coined as the British Museum Forgers (BMF) production. These are coins based on electrotypes of coins from the British Museum (BM) that have been used to create new dies that have been enhanced in various ways. These coins are considered dangerous counterfeits and caused a lot of embarrassment amongst dealers in the mid-late 1980s when they made it through onto the market.
Whilst being dangerous they all share certain characteristics:-
a) the relief on the coin type is much more rounded and fuller than on the original coin and is often higher
b) many of the coins show no sign of any real wear but lack sharpness giving the impression of being weakly struck
c) the coin is known in an example from the same dies in the BM collection
d) the coin differs in very small ways and these changes are areas of either wear or damage on the BM coin
e) the area of join between the coin type and the flan is never really sharp
f) on gold coins the fields tend to be perfectly flat with some wavyness or convexity on the reverse. The surfaces are so perfect they look like melted chocolate
g) the pattern of wear makes no sense with very clear details on areas which are higher in relief than more flat or worn ones
This coin is so marvellous looking that no one wanted it to be fake. By using a denarius from the same die pair we can see that the hair above the ear has not been properly re-cut to make it look less worn. Several other details including some lettering differ from the denarius and all combined are enough to condemn the coin.
Published in the IAPN BOC Vol 17, No. 1 in 1992 - Example 20
Image used with permission of IAPNmaridvnvm
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Augustus, Denarius, RIC 251 (Octavian)276 viewsObv: No legend
Bust: Diademed head of Venus right
Rev: No legend
CAESAR-DIVI F across field, Octavian standing left, holding spear, right arm outstretched.
Ref: RIC 251, RSC 70, Sear5 1548
Sold on Ebay by "quality_coin5" as authentic. Toronto Group forgery.
Submitted by Bluefish
Bluefish
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Augustus, Denarius, RIC 252 (Octavian)320 viewsObv: No legend
Bust: Bare head of Augustus-Octavian right
Rev: CAESAR DIVI F
Pax, draped and standing left, holding an olive branch and cornucopiae
Sold on Ebay as a reproduction. "R" stamped on coin
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Augustus, Denarius, RIC 264 (Octavian)285 viewsObv: No legend
Victory right on prow, holding wreath.
Rev: No legend
Octavian in quadriga right
Exe: IMP CAESAR
Ref: RIC 264, RSC 155
For sale on eBay 11/13/2004 by Toronto Group, ID "priapuslarge".
Submitted by Joe SermariniJoe Sermarini
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Augustus, Denarius, RIC 265a784 viewsObv: No legend
Bust: Bare head right
Rev: IMP CAESAR
Trophy composed of helmet, cuirass, shield, and crossed spears set on prow of galley, right
Date: 30-29 BC.
Ref: RIC 265a, RSC 119
Slavey copy
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Augustus, Denarius, RIC 265a308 viewsObv: No legend
Bust: Bare head right
Rev: IMP CAESAR
Trophy composed of helmet, cuirass, shield, and crossed spears set on prow of galley, right
Date: 30-29 BC.
Size:18 mm Weight: 3.47 g
Ref: RIC 265a, RSC 119
Sold on Ebay as authentic Roman coin from 250 AD by Syrian seller.
Submitted by BluefishBluefish
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Augustus, Denarius, RIC 266289 viewsObv: No legend
Bust: Octavian head bare right
Rev: No legend
IMP CAESAR, On architrave of temple with colonnaded base; Victory on globe at apex of pediment, and warriors at the angles.
Ref: RIC 266
Slavey replica published in "Modern Forgeries of Greek & Roman Coins" Prokopov, p. 28 , pl. 75
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Becker - Antony and Caesar by Becker414 viewsObv: M ANTON IMP
Bare head right, lituus behind.
Rev: CAESAR DIC
Wreathed head of Julius Caesar, jug behind
Appears to be cast from original
Identified and sold as counterfeit by ventmkting on ebay
Submitted by Massanutten
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Caesar denarius50 views17 mm, 3.86 g
Pressed with a modern dies.Manuel
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Caesar Denarius, RSC 1234 viewsCast. Sold on Ebay, May 2015.Manuel
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Caesar, Iulia. Rome, Republic.38 viewsRome, Republic. 44 BC.
Caesar, Iulia
Aureus AV 8,12g
Bust of Venus r., wearing diadem; behind CAES DIC pwards; before QVAR downwards / COS QVINC within laurel wreath.
RRC 481/1; BMCRR Rome 4129; B. Iulia 30
Sold as replica InAsta auction 48 06/03/2013 lot 7234
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