I've recently acquired a lot of ca. 15 ae Greek coins from @AnYangMan, and though I've been able to ID most of them, two proved to be too difficult (luckily, they were also left unidentified by @AnYangMan ) The first one: Obv: Head of apollo? Rev: Lyre, legend: Θ (?) Weight: 0.8g; Ø:7mm Second one: Weight: 1.13g; Ø:7mm Any help is appreciated!
No idea about the first coin, but the second one looks similar to this one: Aeolis, Autokane, c. 400-300 BC. Æ8. Obv: Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev: Head of Nymph r. SNG Copenhagen 26 (or similar). Source of image and information here.
Thanks @Orielensis, I think you're spot on with Autokane. This example is from Numismatik Nauman (https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=2288902). The female figure is quite similar; the wreathed male (Zeus on this coin; probably Apollo on mine) is different. I'll just label it as Aeolis, Autokane until proved otherwise Any input on the first coin with the Lyre?
