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Маючи таку монету в колекції,мені була цікава як монета так і її цінність,також самі розумієте що я почав знімати відео як тільки побачив шо то монета,подряпини над головою були одразу.. вибачте емоці

First they looked for a seam, then scratches, tourists threw it out, it was too round... for some reason, if a coin is not found in America or Britain, then it is immediately a fake.

Here I am attaching a photo of the "seam" compared to other coins

Here is an example of finds from that area

Я на 99% впевнений, що саме ця монета використовувалася лише як медальйон, а щодо оброблених країв - є монети з припаяною оправою... чи можна її ідентифікувати медальйон?

I tried to wash the coin so that the experts could have a good look

Hello again, I did not intend to sell this coin to anyone or anything like that, I was just interested in its history... I have been searching with a metal detector for more than 10 years, I do not clean coins, I only wash them Therefore, those scratches are not from my washing, I cannot agree with the statement that the Romans did not go there, because over the years I have found there already about 150 denarii and antonians, as well as objects of construction. Tourists It has never been there.. and I have not met any searchers there except me over the years... I can give a macro photo of any part of the coin. I apologize again. I am also adding a link to the video of how I found the coin https://youtube.com/shorts/oQ0vs5wIlsU?si=DMuAUOt4VNPu1hai

These photos best convey the appearance of the coin

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Thank you.. I found the coin and took the first photos with that green protrusion, and then I threw the coin in clean water for a few days and everything was cleaned with a plastic brush.

From above, where it fell, there was probably a soldered lug and there is a corresponding mark on the metal, I am not selling the coin, so there is no point in deceiving anyone, I am just interested in the history of the coin....maybe this is a new type of portrait?

I apologize if something was wrong on my part, I just wanted to gather more information, because I know denarii, but not so much on such coins. But in reality, the coin looks better. Thank you🤝

Here is an example of some coins that were also in that settlement, the coins were from Domitian to Aurelian

I write through a translator, so it duplicates

The coin was used as a medallion

Found in the mountainous area of Ukraine. The place is difficult to reach

I found this coin myself, I am sure of its originality.I found this coin myself, I am sure of its originality.

That's not it miliarense?

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