[ATTACH] Elagabalus from Carrhae. There are uglier ones, but this one is endearing for some reason. 14.0mm, 2.56g, 5h.
It does happen occasionally. Do you have any images?
Perhaps a torch, given the narrowness at one end and the flaring out at the other. This is Septimius Severus from Nicopolis (Varbanov 2316 corr....
Yes, my mistake. Here is the obverse from the BnF [ATTACH]
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Also, your Lucius Verus coin is Lucius Verus from Antioch in Pisidia.
Hi, Both are Diadumenian from Edessa. He adopted the name Marcus Aurelius Opellius Antoninus. The first obverse reads [M]OPELANTWNEINOC (note no...
Gordian III, Carrhae. BMC 54. The crescent is the symbol for the moon-god Sin, and the star represents usually Venus (associated with Isthar or at...
Gallienus, Flaviopolis, Cilicia. See coin below from recent Numismatic Lanz eBay auction (21.0mm; 5.76g; n/a) [IMG] [IMG]
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