I was asked about these 4 coins : 1 , 2 , 4 are obvious: 1) Left top: A Roman silver Denarius, is it real ? 2) Right top: A Drakhma of Alexandros Mokdon, Macedonian "Alexander the Great" 356 - 323 BC , is it real ? 4) Right bottom: Islamic Fils in "KUFI" "squared" Arabic , of center , REAL. 3) Left bottom: Persian ? Is it from the Achmaenid empire (Cyrus 559 - 330 Darius III) ? Is it real ? And what about their values ? Thanks on behalf of the man that asked me...
I know nothing about ancients, and I don't have anything about them in my library, so larger pictures really wouldn't help me, but if you would just crop your picture close to the coins, you could post a much larger, clearer photo within the same size limitations. Then the knowledgeable could comment more easily, and the ignorant could learn more.
Thanks , But I Am Not The Coins Owner, Nor The Pictures source. I am trying to help a fellow collector with the riddle of picture number 3.
A Probable Answer To Myself, And For A Further Knowledge: The Coin Number 3 Is Probably Of : Shahpur I Of "sasanian" Iran (240 - 271 Ad)...
