Is this dupondios Authentic?

[MrZun]

I never buyed one, but i got my eyes into this one here, what you guys think? And Also, can you all see any bronze disease in It?

[Kali]

Looks fine to me.

[ambr0zie]

Question - why do you doubt all these coins? What are the clues that make you unsure? 

It's well known that nowadays there is a problem with forgeries, but doubting all the coins you see just brings you stress in this hobby. 

[MrZun]

31 minutes ago, ambr0zie said:

Question - why do you doubt all these coins? What are the clues that make you unsure? 

It's well known that nowadays there is a problem with forgeries, but doubting all the coins you see just brings you stress in this hobby. 

It never Hurts to have someone else opinion I guess. 

[John Conduitt]

Where are you buying from? You need a few dealers you can trust.

[Octavius]

Coin looks genuine.  No bronze disease. I'm guessing some tooling on reverse.

Check out V-coins and MA-shops -  you'll find very reputable dealers there you can trust. There is always a possibility that a forgery may come up for sale -  no one is perfect. But at least the dealers on these fora are honest and trusted and would not intentionally try to deceive you.

[David Soknacki]

Be aware that it may have a repair in the right obverse field, and possibly at the bottom of the obverse.

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Edited March 12 by David Soknacki
typo corrected

[ambr0zie]

Don't scare him. That's malachite/azurite  like discussed here 

 

[Roman Collector]

I believe the coin has been tooled on both the obverse and the reverse.