Ussally 3rd
It's brass, not bronze, and is only worth face value.
Between Gold and bronze
Since it is a replica, it is only worth melt value for the bronze. Bronze isn't worth much at all. You're looking at most likely about 50 cents or less for the coin.
Worth 3rd place!
I would assume you had a typo and misspelled talent, spelling it talen.The talent was a unit of weight invented by theGreekswhich was also adopted by the Romans. The Attic (Greek) talent was 27 kilograms (57 pounds). The Roman talent was 32.3 Kilograms (71 pounds). The talent itself had no value. What had value was the material which wasweighed. Originally, the talent was used to measure the amount of silver that defeated cities had to pay as war indemnity. Later, the talent was also used to weigh gold.Thevalueof a talentdependedonwhetherit was a talent of gold or a talent ofsilverand on the time in history. The Roman Empire lasted for many centuries and the value of gold and silvervariedgreatly over time.One talent, depending on how much an ounce of gold is valued, is approximately (nowadays) $840,000 - $850,000.
Yes, bronze is generally worth more than a 2p coin, which is made primarily of copper-plated steel. The value of bronze, an alloy of copper and tin, varies based on market conditions and quality but typically exceeds the nominal value of a low-denomination coin. Additionally, the intrinsic value of bronze as a metal often makes it more valuable than the face value of a 2p coin.
they do not all have the same value because there are several different bronze copy's of this bronco as well as size's also
$25-$75 depending on the condition.
more
4,000
The US never made bronze quarters. 1928 quarters would be 90% silver and 10% copper.
The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.The compound used for currency in ancient Rome was bronze. The lower value coins, the as, dupondus, semis and sestertius were made of this material.