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Old Roman coin or is it a fake ?
I have what i "think"is an old Roman coin and this coin came from a charity shop here in the UK which was mixed in with a load of other coins.
Now i am not an expert in this field so any advice given here is appreiated.
The coin in question is in the link below and my coin does look the same as the one in the link.
If the question is in the wrong section i apologize as there does not seem to be a coin section
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5 Answers
- Noddy T (FRASH)Lv 57 years agoFavorite Answer
best bet if you are in England is take it to your county museum, their archaeologist or curator of ancient history will be able to tell you all about it.
- ?Lv 77 years ago
Looks legit. I owned a silver Roman coin once, and gave it to my niece as a gift. Roman coins are not that rare. You can buy them quite easily on the internet for a decent price.
- Anonymous7 years ago
Yes I think it's in the wrong section but have you read up about it elsewhere?
I think there is a collectors or hobby dept.
Source(s): http://paidbounty.com/?share=37126 - TamaraLv 67 years ago
You would have to take it to a coin dealer, and get it appraised.
Do you want to sell it or do you want to keep it?
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