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Has anyone bought any artifacts or coins online? (please no Ebay buyers) I know most of you can't afford the big bucks stuff I'm talking about small statues, pendants, and jewelry that usually cost less than $1000. I've been thinking of getting a Roman coin that was made into a necklace back then, the idea of wearing or owning something so old makes me go crazy. I even found dealers selling beautiful greek pottery for prices much lower than I expected
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http://www.forumancientcoins.com/catalog/roman-and-greek-coins.asp?vpar=18&pos=0
I usually buy from here
they've got a lifetime guarantee on all their items so if its fake you can send it back for free
I'd avoid ebay, lot of fakes, even from reputable sellers
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>>3209161
Just a fair warning, roman antiques without proper papers can get you into deep shit, depending where you are.
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>>3209282
though Ebay is fine if the coin is in one of those NGC cases
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>>3209302
oh yeah I know about this, that's why I decided to buy from the more expensive dealers because they have all the papers and history
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>>3209161
I buy some minor things from ebay.....(i know i know beware of fakes)Roman coins ,rings and small bronze age weapons i generally dont spend over £30 on items so if they are indeed fake im not too upset as it was a fair price for a reproduction just mad others are being deceived.
recently I got myself a nice set of rings but im a little suspicious of them...seller was from Austria but package came from Russia furthermore the bronze patinas seem a little too well cleaned...
i'll post later if anyone's interested would like to hear some second opinions
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