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It's primarily marketing is my guess. It's doubtful the coins were found anywhere in Italy, as Italy does not allow for the export of ancient coins or artifacts. If it was even a hoard in the first p… (View Post)

It's a little bit of both. Athens was under Roman control when these were issued. The motifs and language are certainly Greek. https://coinweek.com/ancient-coins/ancient-coin-profiles-greece-athenian… (View Post)

These have been around for a while, but I've seen a bunch of them pop up again recently. https://civitasgalleries.com/counterfeits/commodusdenarius.html (View Post)

This is a known cast counterfeit. Check the edge for a seam. (View Post)

As far as I know, the TPG's liability is limited to their grade and authenticity guarantee only. Misattribution falls under "mechanical error" which is not covered under any guarantee. The … (View Post)