Your smallest ancient coins

Here is my smallest at 17 mm

 

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Anoob's Smallest Greek Bronze

Anatolia, Mysia, Troas,( Troad, Troy ), The city of Cebren (Kebren)
c. 350-310 BC
AE 8 mm x 0.92 g
Obverse: Youthful, Laureate head of Apollo.
Reverse: Ram's Head right.
Black Patina, nice dirt.... very sexy.
ref:Lazzarini series 4; SNG Copenhagen 263


I'm sure my Hilderic Ostrogoth Bronzes are smaller but I recently posted them...

 

Ice-man: That's not exactly small, but it's a beauty. I like the coins with Pan. :thumb:

 

yah, I "love" the coins with PAN ... maybe a bit too much, eh?!!

:whistle:

 

MAYBE! Hehe

 

Here is a little bit of a thing from ancient Rhodes, circa 350 BC-
Helios/Rose of Rhodes