Help me identify this roman coin and it's value! [opgelost]

N#260667 Value around 20$.

cro321

N#260667 Value around 20$.

Ahoj kolego.

You have pre-Covid prices, here it is already three times more expensive.

Thing about ancient coins is there is no price guide such as NGC. The same coin can sell for two completely different prices in auction within a few days of each other. Another factor in price is location, usually ancient coins realize higher prices in for instance the US than in Europe while in Europe itself prices vary from country to country. I'm giving advice based on my experience on coins values on the Croatian market and what I would ask for if the coins was mine. The Czech market might have higher prices however the op is from North Macedonia where possibly prices are even lower than in Croatia.

Last the coin you linked is in much higher grade than the one from the op. Ancient coins usually skyrocket the higher the grade since high grade ancient coins are scarce and serious collectors that are willing to invest in their collection tend to avoid low grades.

La monnaie paraît suspecte on dirait plutôt un faux coulé !

I can confirm that the coin is not a counterfeit. I received it as a gift from an archaeologist who excavated the coin many years ago, and it has been properly documented with details regarding its origin and the location where it was discovered. Given this, I have no reason to believe that it is fake.

Unfortunately, I do not recall the coin's identification number, which prevents me from conducting further research on the government website. However, if you have any concerns regarding its authenticity, I would appreciate any additional insights you may have.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Best regards,
Marko