Mystery - What is the recorded history?

[American Treasures]

Mystery - What is the recorded history?

 

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[Gene Mean]

Where did you find that beauty? How big and can we see the back?

 

[American Treasures]

Onde você encontrou essa belezura? Quão grande e podemos ver a parte de trás?

 

[Red-Coat]

It looks to me to be a relatively modern brass souvenir item of the kind commonly sold to tourists in Mexico. Often the imagery on these souvenirs can be from a mixture of cultures (Axtex/Maya/Inca/Olmec), copied from or inspired by museum items or pictures of them.

The central face here looks like it might be based on the Aztec rain god Tlaloc.

 

[American Treasures]

It looks to me to be a relatively modern brass souvenir item of the kind commonly sold to tourists in Mexico. Often the imagery on these souvenirs can be from a mixture of cultures (Axtex/Maya/Inca/Olmec), copied from or inspired by museum items or pictures of them.

The central face here looks like it might be based on the Aztec rain god Tlaloc.

...a souvenir made of pure gold It would be for whoever it will be.

 

[Red-Coat]

...a souvenir made of pure gold It would be for whoever it will be.

Who says it's pure gold (apart from you). It looks like brass. Have you had it tested? If so, by who?

Why isn't it marked, if it's such a valuable item?

 

[American Treasures]

Quem diz que é ouro puro (além de você). Parece latão. Você já testou? Se sim, por quem?

Por que não está marcado, se é um item tão valioso?

:rindo7:

If I spoke. Is it talked about or do you think I wouldn't have tests done?
But I didn't show it here to ask for your opinion on the material, I asked if anyone could decipher it, because I couldn't.
It would be interesting to stick to the topic friend, if you can contribute great, otherwise look for what to do instead of asking questions and wanting to be the know-it-all.

 

[Red-Coat]

If I spoke. Is it talked about or do you think I wouldn't have tests done?
But I didn't show it here to ask for your opinion on the material, I asked if anyone could decipher it, because I couldn't.
It would be interesting to stick to the topic friend, if you can contribute great, otherwise look for what to do instead of asking questions and wanting to be the know-it-all.

Thank you for your informative comment (whch didn't actually answer my questions or satisfy my doubts).

What excellent news though. You're sitting on a small fortune. Sell it to whoever determined it to be gold and then you will have enough money to fund a trip to the USA and dig up some of those remarkable treasure locations you've been posting.

You previously asked how you could get into America. I wouldn't worry about a visa. if you slip a $100 bill in the back of your passport, it usually does the trick.

 

[Mackaydon]

The face resembles the Inca sun god, "Inti".
Like here:

RELIGION, CULTURE AND THE SUN​

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Don......

 

[American Treasures]

Thank you for your informative comment (whch didn't actually answer my questions or satisfy my doubts).

What excellent news though. You're sitting on a small fortune. Sell it to whoever determined it to be gold and then you will have enough money to fund a trip to the USA and dig up some of those remarkable treasure locations you've been posting.

You previously asked how you could get into America. I wouldn't worry about a visa. if you slip a $100 bill in the back of your passport, it usually does the trick.

Spare me holy patience. OK
Talk to the ox to sleep, you know very well that to set up a rescue like this it costs more than 100 thousand dollars.
So if it doesn't add up, sum it up. I'm tired of being boring.

 

[American Treasures]

The face resembles the Inca sun god, "Inti".
Like here:

RELIGION, CULTURE AND THE SUN​

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Don......

Yes my friend.
But I researched and I already send it to universities and museums and nobody is conclusive on anything.
An archeologist told me that it may be pre-Inca, but not sure.
It's like something out of historical context, but with some important information recorded about races or kings that inhabited the planet.

 

[Red-Coat]

Your item has been cast. That's very clear from the base, and I can also see some machining or filing marks from an effort to make the base level:

That's not how a prestigious Mesoamerican plate/dish or whatever would be made in antiquity. It would be much thinner and punched from the back to create a 'repousse' relief. The item Don pictured is a reproduction of the famous pre-Inca breastplate returned to Peru by the Smithsonian last year and was made in that manner by hammering and punching a thin sheet of gold. The god depiction doesn't have "coffee bean" eyes though.

Unless my eyes deceive me, there's a modern letter 'L' as a foundry mark from the casting in the bottom of yours. It's also possible that the machining/filing marks were not to level up the base, but to remove some other marks which would have betrayed its origin as modern.