once again marc. please start your own topic for all coins you are curious about. it will help the professionals find your posts better -Shawn
It's easy, whenever you click on any section like - What's It Worth - look at the top left corner and click on the box that says - New Thread. That's all there is to it.
thanks for help. this is a great website for people like myself, that are new to collecting. should be fun!!
I'm by no means an expert in ancient coinage, but I'm pretty sure those are both Greek. Almost positive about the second, as I believe the bust on the obverse is Athena.
Yes, both Greek. Both are cast fakes, as well. I'll post attributions for them tommorow, when I get a chance.
The first is a modern cast fake imitating a silver stater from Selge in Pisidia, c. 300-190 BC. http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/sg/sg5471.html
The second is also a cast fake, it may be imitating a silver stater from Thurium, in Lucania in Sicily, c. 370 BC. http://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer.php?LotID=216445&AucID=302&Lot=44