My friend found this coin in rome was hoping to find out

A real ancient coin would be in way worse condition.
So no.

>>1210677
>A real ancient coin would be in way worse condition.
Not really, theyre made of metals which preserve well and are usually stored somewhere safe when discovered

Looks fake tbqh

>>1210661
Is it stamped "Veni Vidi Vici" and "copy" on the back?

>>1210661
Unless you provide us with a little more detail, such as how and where the coin was found, I will assume this is tourist tat and worth the same as my belly button fluff.

>>1210661
>>1210677
>>1210686
>>1210704
It's not a coin. It's a medal copy.

My friend found it beneath the colosseum

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>>1210686
Heres a real ancient coin

>>1210724
If that's true, it's because some tourist dropped it in the last 60 years.

So how much could it be worth ?

>>1210734
To someone who really wants a tourist souvenir, but can't get to Italy? Maybe 5 to 10usd in that shape?

It's one of the variety that didn't even bother with the font. I don't even think it's attractive,

>>1210734
take it to a pawn shop and try to get a thousand bucks

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>>1210728
So are these. Some preserve worse than others, stop being so obtuse.

Some look like this.
http://www.bonanza.com/listings/-Z-28-Medallion-of-Julius-Caesar-COPY/16293162?goog_pla=1&gpid=18283950120&gpkwd=&goog_pla=1&gclid=CK2crJyLgM0CFYsAaQodXU8Ldg

It's a novelty coin. Worth next to nothing.

>>1210661
Fake peddled by scum at the market. Fuck off.

>>1210661
Looks fake.

I have a Diocletianic coin in my wallet at all times to bring me luck.

It's a fake cast coin, not even remotely convincing either.