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You have not read the legend right!

This is Severus Alexander

What's the name of the coin dealer?
This is nonsense!
It's an absolutly authentic coin!

Macrinus and Nikopolis

So look jackel ... http://www.forgerynetwork.com/asset.asp ... 3HaRaarxs=

Augustus Denarius, RIC 77a, RSC 208, BMC 378
struck B.C. 19, Colonia Patricia mint

CAESAR AVGVSTVS
OB/CIVIS/SERVATOS in three lines within corona civica

a nice portrait of Neptune.

Tejas552,
in my opinion your Nerva look like a fake.
Can you make a better photo from the obverse, please?

thx @ all

no, it's Marcus Aurelius, obverse: AVRELIVS CAESAR - AVG PII F COS

here's my Favourite of the year, nice and rare (R2)
As of Nero
A.D. 66-68
Rome
24mm / 11.5 g / 180°
RIC 366

many thanks for this statement!

(the Dupondius right, a Sestertius with a weight of 26 g left)

the size of the letters, the bull skull of the emperor, the typical style of Treveri ... in my opinion its a siliqua of VALENS, reverse VRBS ROMA, officina TRPS

sure, diameter and weight are correctly.