Greek Cup-that's all I know?

All the Greek lettering I am unable to make out, anyone else willing
to give it a go, Please be my guest, maybe I can get a proper ID then...

Kyme, Aeolis, AE17, ca 300-250 BC.
forepart of horse facing right / One-handled cup, ??? monogram in left field.
I know there should be a KY in the upper left field above the horse
and some lettering below the horse??

 

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SNG Cop. 69 is a good match. The magistrate seems to be the same, i can make out the three last letters, TOS. The monogram is close enough, but not exactly the same.

 

..its a coin from Kyme...350-241BC..there's a special name for the type cup, but i can't recollect it at the moment...nice coin!

 

Can you post a link for me to SNG Cop. 69 coin that you have found??

 

Or you can ask this guy selling that same coin. Been a few times now you ask about a coin and put it for sale on E-bay.

Also it comes with a Personalized COA included

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Kyme-Aeoli...610296?hash=item342ca993b8:g:j5MAAOSweRBfFZQs

 

..ahaha....is that right?!...shame on ya micheal!

 

So now we know the value of a COA that can’t reference the coin type.

 

..so micheal goes in the iggy bin...

 

Nice coin

 

Nice coin!...You might find this site interesting...https://www.forumancientcoins.com/moonmoth/vessel_coins.html
btw.. The name of the one handled cup is oenoechoe....

 

To me these look like a jug with a spout.. not a cup.

 

...THAT's IT!

 

Looks like a water or wine pitcher! Cups are shorter and wider, usually.

 

Yes, the COA is funny. But I have never heard of "GOLDEN" Patina before. Per the ebay sale...
"Kyme, Aeolis / HORSE - 1 Handle CUP 300 BC. Beautiful GOLDEN Patina, AE167 +COA"

 

..or otherwise known as bronze...

 

This one looks close
your magistrate and monogram may be different - no perfect match in the 7 in ACSearch
Aeolis, Kyme, Æ16, circa 320-250 BC
Obv: Eubios, magistrate, forepart of a horse right; KY above, EYBIOS below
Rev: Oinochoe; EYB monogram to left

6 more if you spell Oenochoe: still no better match on the monogram.

 

Greek style water and/or wine pitcher. Cups are a lot shorter.

 

literally
oînos = "wine" (oenos-)
khéō = "I pour" (-choe)

 

To be fair, I don't think the OP has ever hidden the fact that he puts all the coins he asks about up for sale on Ebay. I even bought one from him -- an extremely nice Constantinopolis commemorative he had asked about, which I purchased at a quite reasonable price. And yes, it came with a very attractive personalized COA!

 

Thank you for that name, I will put that on my COA