King Hetoum 1226 - 1270 AD Coin

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Anyone have any experience with Coins this Old ? It "looks" like there's a Doubling on this ? Maybe

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  1. AdamKilledAbel

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    Better example than mine....
     
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    That is definitely a nice one! Here is mine with full attribution:

    Cilician Armenia: Hetoum I (1226-1270) AR Tram (Nercessian-332)

    Obv: Lion walking right, holding a cross behind. Legend around - ՀԵԹՈՒՄ ԹԱԳԱՒՈՐ ՀԱՅՈՑ (Hetowm Tagawor Hayots; Hetoum King of Armenians)
    Rev: King Hetoum I and Queen Zabel holding a cross together. Cross with star. Legend around - ԿԱՐՈՂՈԻԹ ԻՒՆՆ ԱՅՈԷ (Karogowt Iwnn Ayoe; By the will of God)

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    +VGO.DVCKS Well-Known Member

    Many thanks, Quant.Geek, for providing the transliteration along with the translation. Liking it. And, Oh, By the Way, that's the best example I've ever seen.
     
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