Another Ancient coin needs an ID.

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by RomanGreekCoin3, Jul 7, 2018.

  1. RomanGreekCoin3

    RomanGreekCoin3 Active Member

    I think its Greek, but it might be Roman
    I wonder if it could be Carthaginian or Celti Iberian from the reverse

    3.17gr
    17-19mm

    Reverse side is that a bird ? elephant??She wolf( romulus+ remus)?

    Thanks!
    April.
     

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  3. Jwt708

    Jwt708 Well-Known Member

    Welcome to CoinTalk! Too far gone for me to help.
     
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  4. RomanGreekCoin3

    RomanGreekCoin3 Active Member

    Thank you. Can you put me in the ballpark?
    Thanks
    April
     
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  5. TIF

    TIF Always learning.

    Tyche obverse? (looks like the person is wearing a mural crown), Wolf suckling the twins reverse. Troas issued a bunch like this, so maybe Troas.
     
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  6. RomanGreekCoin3

    RomanGreekCoin3 Active Member

    Thank you TIF.!
     
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  7. RomanGreekCoin3

    RomanGreekCoin3 Active Member

    I think you are right- Troas, Alexandria either Valerian I or Gallenius( circa 253-268AD) looks like a match for either one

    I am guessing its a Roman Provincial Coin.

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    April
     
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