http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/pamphylia/perga/Mauromichale_278.jpg Here is its image.
Try the first listing of that city on wildwinds. It’s listed as Mauromichale 278. I think that one is yours.
I think you nailed it on the first one. But I don’t know this city, so really anything goes.
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Wow, that one really flew over my head the first time. Thanks to @TIF to pointing that one out. I’ll definitely look at the auction when it begins.
@AncientJoe Would a stater of Phanes fit into the second category?
Thanks for finding it! I still regard the Chinese-Native American contact as hogwash, but it’s pretty neat that you dug it out of the ground. It’s...
A very kind gift! I know the second one, sort of. The first one will be a surprise even to me.
It’s automatically an overdate due to the assayer’s initial. See here. It is the same KM number that you mentioned....
What a neat medal. Is it uniface? What does it translate to? Shame about the context.
I guess so. Do you have an image of the medallion?
I’m so sorry.
That sums it up for me. Just one example of a type is good.
Welcome to the forum, and neat coins! Here is my anonymous follis, and a drachm that I had recently identified. [ATTACH][ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Here’s an actual example of one I pulled from Numista. [ATTACH]
They are all charms. They are based on actual coins, but none of them actually circulated.
It’s fun to reread this. When are you going to write about the Ming medallion? Well, I should probably let you finish your other story first.
I second that stance. You could mention the specific types, but only one will be shown.
I don’t have that option! Even if I was of age...
Good luck finding aes signatum. AES formatum seems more feasible, especially the one with the scallop shell.
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