Septimius Severus, Caracalla & Geta Denarius, RIC 252, MEGA RARE ancient roman

[StackItUp]

Septimius Severus, Caracalla & Geta Denarius, RIC 252, RSC 7, BMC 308
Septimius Severus, Caracalla & Geta Denarius. 201 AD. SEVERVS PIVS AVG, laureate head right / AETERNIT IMPERI, laureate head of Caracalla vis à vis bare head of Geta. RSC 7.

most rare denarius from commemorative "aeternit imperi" varieties
you would probably not going to see such a coin for sale again, don't miss your chance

ALMOST UNCIRCULATED DETAILS
100% GENUINE, life time warranty
numismatic estimated 1900usd, just few known at such grade
Type : Denier
Date: émission dynastique
Date: 201
Mint name / Town : Roma
Metal : silver
Diameter : 19 mm
Weight : 3,37 g.
Rarity : R3

Pictures, of the exact coin that i am selling:
https://imgur.com/a/eMCvAOw

please scroll down to see all pictures of it.
only six coins known at such a grade as i have.
here is not my coin, but as example: https://www.cgbfr.com/septime-severe-caracalla-et-geta-denier-ttb-,brm_317653,a.html
i will send first to trusted collectors.

i am an open for offers and accepting almost any tradable crypto.
please send pm or post offers here.
i have 4 greek coins as well, even older but not that rare. let me know if there is an interest

Edit: if anyone is interested you can place your offers in bitcoin, if price will be good for me i will pick a higher offer. like an auction

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[krogothmanhattan]

[StackItUp]

thanks for large pictures. i would be pleased to use your escrow if buyer will not be trusted enough.

[henkcryptotank]

Are you trusted enough though?

[henkcryptotank]

Just saying, this particular coin has been known to have fakes going around:

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/septimius-severus-aeternit-imperi-fake.332738/

Greets Hank

[StackItUp]

Just saying, this particular coin has been known to have fakes going around:

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/septimius-severus-aeternit-imperi-fake.332738/

Greets Hank

wow. i have no words what to say, this is a new post from this year. i have read your repy while driving, thought it cant be real. and now after looking more close at home it is hard to find any diference between these coins. another thing, i have bought it from reputable seller as life time genuine.
i still can't believe it could be fake. it is silver, strike, no casting signs, same weight, same diameter, same everything.
i will look in to it more further.
thanks

[buckrogers]

Just saying, this particular coin has been known to have fakes going around:

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/septimius-severus-aeternit-imperi-fake.332738/

Greets Hank

wow. i have no words what to say, this is a new post from this year. i have read your repy while driving, thought it cant be real. and now after looking more close at home it is hard to find any diference between these coins. another thing, i have bought it from reputable seller as life time genuine.
i still can't believe it could be fake. it is silver, strike, no casting signs, same weight, same diameter, same everything.
i will look in to it more further.
thanks

You should offer a potential buyer to have it appraised while money kept in escrow.

thanks!

[Sat0shisGhost]

Just a heads up -- I'm by no means a Roman coin expert but they shouldn't be 100% silver.

Should be somewhere between 85% and 50% silver. Around 200 AD Roman Emperors realized they could get away with lower silver content in their coins and began debasing them: basically the earliest form of inflation.