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Gold Plated Stater Chute Contemporary Counterfeit

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Year 65 BC - 55 BC
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Value Stater (1)
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Obverse description Heavily corroded and worn field bearing the heavily degraded remnants of a design imitating a Late Iron Age British gold stater of the Chute type, struck on an irregular bronze flan subsequently plated with gold. The original design elements — typically a stylised laureate head derived from the Macedonian stater prototype — are no longer legible, having been entirely obscured by extensive patination, encrustation, and corrosion consistent with the loss of the thin gold wash over the base-metal core. The flan exhibits an irregular, scalloped edge characteristic of hand-struck contemporary counterfeits of the period.
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Edge Plain (irregular)
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Mintage ND (65 BC - 55 BC) - Base Core
ND (65 BC - 55 BC) - Gold plated
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