Hey guys. I found this keychain, and it seems to have an old

>>74197921
Looks like Alexander the great

>>74197921
Look like your coin is in good shape so if it was athenticated it would be worth up to $1200 usd or so

>>74198157
Hey, that's pretty cool.
Do you know how I could authenticate it?

>>74198157
>1,200 USD
Bullshit, this is ancient history we're talking about here, it can't be a measly 1,200, are you out of your fucking mind?!

>>74198224
...ok - i see them sell on ebay - ......just say'n

>>74197921
>I can't read Greek

Pls don't summon him

>>74198578
Who? Alexander? Or the ferryman of Styx?

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>>74198515
disgusting arab subhumans blowing up thousands of years old monuments
cultureless mongrels around the world selling coins to other mongrels around the world to make profit
you filthy animals

>>74197921
>The vast majority of Alexander’s coins were silver tetradrachms. The obverse shows a head of Heracles wearing a lion’s scalp, while the reverse image is Zeus seated on a throne holding an eagle in his outstretched right hand and a sceptre in the left. Many of the silver coins also have a symbol indicating where the coin was minted.

you can compare the size and weight with some from the internet
and get a magnet
i dont think anyone would go out with real coins 2bh
i saw some copies in the internet for 50-75$

>>74198691
A g*rman flag...

>>74198691
Ikibey

Bump for more input.

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http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?objectId=1290596&partId=1

You're welcome

Also, it says "Vasileos Alexandrou" on your coin. Basically "King Alexander"

>>74197921
ask here to the experts: >>74184025

>>74200416
>>74200446
>>74200508
Thanks a bunch.

>>74197921
I'm no expert in ancient coins, but the closet coin I've found is this one, with the Vasileos at the bottom:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces49708.html
Your coins looks too good to be true. If it's real, it could be worth a couple hundreds dollars, but I wouldn't be so hopeful.
You could ask for a professional grading to confirm it, like NGC or PCGS, but it's like $30 for the service. Try to find a local coin store to see it in person.

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>>74200446

>>74200919
Hey, thanks. I'll try to find information on that.