Alexander tetradrachm with funny legends

I'm afraid you have my number.

 

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ahaha! yeah, i have it, but you're not taking any collect calls and hey.. it's take ein du bist ein sir

 

Hi there. I believe brother Bing meant to say he has drachms and decadrachms only. No Tets, nur zehn drachmen.

 

lotucus sum in linqua

 

Es nimmt einen zu wissen!

Nein, nur zwei drachms, ohne decadrachms.

 

Ich glaube Sie. Mein Bruder.

 

Danke

 

I know some Classical Sicilian Greeks have round legends; but they always fall between the head of Arethusa and Dolphins. Not sure if that counts. Refer to @Carthago 's. It even appears his tet's engraver used a compass of sorts to apply a circle; where he could follow with the greek characters, accordingly.

 

Ideas like this take some R&D centuries.



Also Velia in Italy but this is after Alexander.