Henrythecoinguy
Joined: 2 Kas 2025
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Posted: 19 Kas 2025, 23:15
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Posted: 19 Kas 2025, 23:15
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Large hole on Antoninus' face but the details of his face are still there.
Having a mental breakdown over bronze disease
bjherbison
Joined: 28 Tem 2017
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 15:45
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 15:45
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What help do you want?
I wouldn't want to help you damage the coin more – it has suffered enough.
Idolenz
Catalogue referee
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 17:12
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 17:12
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Probably just struck on a damaged planchet (the reason why the details are still present).
Henrythecoinguy
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 17:20
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 17:20
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Idolenz
Probably just struck on a damaged planchet (the reason why the details are still present).
Thanks! I was worried I bought a dinked-up fourree for the price of a solid silver denarius.
Having a mental breakdown over bronze disease
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Idolenz
Catalogue referee
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 20:30
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 20:30
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Hm, have not thought about cladding but this is nothing we could discern from a picture let alone one with suboptimal quality.
Henrythecoinguy
Joined: 2 Kas 2025
Posts: 304
Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 21:31
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Posted: 23 Kas 2025, 21:31
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Idolenz
Hm, have not thought about cladding but this is nothing we could discern from a picture let alone one with suboptimal quality.
It doesn't appear to be fouree. No sign of bronze in the cracks on the edge or in the pitting on his face, and on my metal detector it reads a 51, same as my other denarius of Faustina II which I know is not fouree.
Having a mental breakdown over bronze disease
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