Can anyone help me identify this coin?

[FloridaHunter]

Can anyone help me identify this coin?

 

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[FloridaHunter]

Some more pics of the coin.

Here:

 

[daroofa]

Looks like this one...

RRC 464/2
Obverse: Head of Juno Moneta right; behind, MONETA downwards. Border of dots.
Reverse: Anvil die with garlanded punch die above; on left, tongs; on right, hammer; above T·CARISIVS. Laurel-wreath as border.

Circa 46 BC

http://www.humanities.mq.edu.au/acans/caesar/Intro_Moneyer.htm

 

[TheDane]

Nice Denarius !!

And here even closer:

No. 10 from top:

http://www.acsearch.info/search.html?search=similar:392637&view_mode=1#9

 

[FloridaHunter]

Thank you both so much. My grandmother found this in a coin sorter about 40 years ago and has never known what it was. I can't wait to tell her!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Thank you both so much. My grandmother found this in a coin sorter about 40 years ago and has never known what it was. I can't wait to tell her!

Did she find it in North Florida? http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,364609.0.html

 

[Mackaydon]

You may also wish to tell your grandmother what is described on the coin as noted in the text of 'daroofa's referenced article.
Welcome to Treasure Net !!

 

[FloridaHunter]

She found it in Miami of all places.

I love this site and have been lurking here since 2004 but rarely post.

I'm going to call her this week let her know. She did not even think it was real, just thought it was "neat". Here's another pic.

 

[Iron Patch]

She found it in Miami of all places.

She did not even think it was real, just thought it was "neat".

Unfortunately my vote is with her. (looks like a modern reproduction)

 

[CRUSADER]

She found it in Miami of all places.

She did not even think it was real, just thought it was "neat".

Unfortunately my vote is with her. (looks like a modern reproduction)

I have to agree, the way the dotted boarder finishes so suddenly without fading into 'shadowed' remains is not how a hammered coin would look.