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How old is this coin, cant read Roman well enough..
- Thread starter npaisnel
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Ralph in Albany NY
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Made me smile. Cheers
Spoke to a guy locally. He seems to think that it is a coin weight, about 1600's. Apparently they used them to check the weight of the real gold coins, to detect against fakes, made of other metals, then dipped in gold to look like the real gold coin.
Still not certain of real dat though.
Spoke to a guy locally. He seems to think that it is a coin weight, about 1600's. Apparently they used them to check the weight of the real gold coins, to detect against fakes, made of other metals, then dipped in gold to look like the real gold coin.
Still not certain of real dat though.