Need an iD on this coral

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iD on this coral? And what would be a good price/ trade value?
 
I believe it's a war favia.
Not sure on price all depends on how big of piece your selling.
I bought mine for 40 and it was baobab the size of a tennis ball cut in half.
 
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I believe it's a war favia.
Not sure on price all depends on how big of piece your selling.
I bought mine for 40 and it was baobab the size of a tennis ball cut in half.
Was thinking the whole thing, but i have a war favia and this is not it its very orange
 
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Sorry the picture looks red to me. But I had an acid rain that was red and green with bright green spots still considered a war. Could also be a madman war I believe those are orange from the ones I've seen.
 
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Size/scale is difficult to tell from pic. However, if it is orange with yellow eyes, could be a jack o lantern leptoseris.
 
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