HENRYCUS 3 Posted April 5 Report Share #1 Posted April 5 Good day to All! Could You be so kind to help me to understand, if this original coin? 25.1 g. Many thanks in advance!!! https://ibb.co/896BzPM https://ibb.co/5YpWYS4 https://ibb.co/7t2mdCh https://ibb.co/LCWvydn https://ibb.co/yY9dbQF https://ibb.co/Xb6kRgM Quote Report Link to post Share on other sites
Scudo1901 1,986 Posted April 5 Report Share #2 Posted April 5 It looks like an original coin Best regards Quote Report Link to post Share on other sites
HENRYCUS 3 Posted April 7 Author Report Share #3 Posted April 7 Good day to All I have researched that some of this 5 lire type coins has the same scratches and damages that mine. How could it be? There all - fakes? https://ibb.co/9bM9tPn https://ibb.co/Jr0sZQP https://ibb.co/30Qnp3P https://ibb.co/3ySrQCx https://ibb.co/pfCtFYj https://ibb.co/prWTcMc https://ibb.co/NV1SzQN Quote Report Link to post Share on other sites
Giov60 1,390 Posted April 7 Report Share #4 Posted April 7 (edited) @HENRYCUS You are perfectly right! Even if some of these specimens may represent a single coin under different light conditions (e.g. https://imgbb.com/3ySrQCx and https://imgbb.com/prWTcMc) they are all fake clones, undoubtely. They show a same level of wear and, as you noticed, have signs, defects or metal flaws at the same points. Besides all original coins I saw have the the figures 32 of the date restriked on 15 and you can clearly recognize the shadows of the terminal digit (5), but not in these forgeries. Where do these samples come from? I think that they are casts of the "pressed" type. P.S. the photos you posted on #1 come from a same coin, while these latter from multiple exemplars. Edited April 7 by Giov60 Quote Report Link to post Share on other sites
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