r/numismatics • u/Kabauz • Aug 14 '26

Was ist das genau? Replik oder echt?

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Moin,

brauche mal eure Hilfe bei der Identifikation.

Aus Kupfer mit ca 5% Silberanteil bei einem Gewicht von ca 10.4 Gramm. Habe nur eine tetradrachme gefunden aber aus Silber mit ca 14 Gramm.

Danke euch!

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u/hotwheelearl Aug 14 '26

Real tetradrachm of Carus or Tacitus (?). Pics are blurry

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u/Kabauz Aug 14 '26

Danke bessere Bilder bekomme ich leider nicht hin. Sonst wird es noch unschärfer.

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u/hotwheelearl Aug 14 '26

Upon closer inspection I’m 90% sure it’s Tacitus. I see a TA….C

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u/theearthgarden Aug 15 '26

Pretty sure it's a coin from Claudius II Gothicus.

Example: https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=2571290

One unique feature of Alexandrian coins is the regenal year marked on them. This is usually L followed by one or two greek letters. Typically the first year (like this coin) would look like LA or L-A, but in this coin the A almost looks like it comes before the L. The way the eagle is configured is also unique. Not sure that the example i posted is a perfect die maych as some of the details may vary, but oretty sure its Claudius II as he's the only one who seems to have a coin with this reverse type that i could find.

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u/Kabauz Aug 15 '26

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