@Neal Your coin is also Khusro II, having trouble with the mintmark and date. Weak strike on part of the reverse (as is common, the wide, thin...
[ATTACH] Sasanian Kingdom. AR drachm. Khusro II (590- 638 CE), dated RY 38. Obverse: Bust of Khusro II right, name before. Reverse:...
I hope to have a few more "substantial" coins to post soon, but meanwhile here are two more "snacks". [ATTACH] Coin 1: Indo-Greeks. Hermaios,...
I have a lot of coins that could fit the OP criteria- that's one of the main reasons I collect. But if I had to sell or give away all my...
...I still like coins. [ATTACH] Does anyone else here like coins? ;)
"Of all the souls I have encountered on my travels, his was the most... human." :vulcan:
[ATTACH] Parthian Kingdom. AR drachm (19 mm, 3.38 g). Vologases I (c. 51- 78 CE). Obverse: Bearded and diademed bust left, Aramaic initials WL...
Technically not new- I've had these $2 junk box finds sitting around for a while- but I finally got around to working them up and thought I'd...
The Artuqids, Zengids, and several other Turkic dynasties struck a fairly extensive series of "Turkoman Figural Bronze" coins from around 1150 to...
[ATTACH] (Two coins) Kuninda. AE reduced karshapanas (late 1st century BCE- 80 CE). Obverse: Deer facing right, goddess standing, Brahmi legend...
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