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Looks like a silver denarius of the Roman Republic. The moneyer's name is Vibius, so maybe C. Vibius Pansa? I'm away from my books at the moment, but hope those clues will help. (View Post)

I'm going to go out on a limb and say "Not Genuine". The overall appearance is characteristic of many modern fakes of Chinese origin. The fine details are mushy in a way that neither wear, … (View Post)

I think it's more likely to be clash marks. The dies came together without a planchet between them and struck each other, leaving a reversed impression of the obverse on the reverse die. Coins subseq… (View Post)

It certainly has a "cool factor" being intended as a one-year circulating commemorative, only to turn into one of the longest running US coin designs. Value-wise it does suffer from the tre… (View Post)

Stamps! Sometimes you can't even get face value for them. (View Post)