Gordian - head-left. Silver Tet. Prieur 298. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Demetrius II- Reverse has Baal Beryt (Poseidon). The coin was struck in Laodikea Ad Libanum. SC 2185. Notice that Beryt (Beirut) is the capital of...
Herennius Etruscus- Reverse has a plowing scene heading left. Didn't find reference anywhere.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think we omitted the Greek usurper Diodotus Tryphon for the letter D in our thread. We also surprisingly omitted Artemis, the Greek goddess...
Aelia Flaccilla, wife of Theodosius the Great.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Here are a couple of Empress Eudoxia, and Emperor Elagabalus with reverse of Astarte the Phoenician goddess of love. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Diocletian- Genio on reverse. I liked mostly the portrait of the Emperor on this bronze coin which was struck in TRIER.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Double D. Dionysus on obverse and Demeter on reverse. 2 Greek deities. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Decius Trajan - Silver Tet from Antioch . Prieur 531. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Demetrius I with a Palm tree from Tyre on reverse. Newell 55. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Since you posted Budha, I'm going to post Christ on this Byzantine coin. (WOW Just one second between yours and mine @Aleg.)[ATTACH]
Whether Caelestis or Cybele, this great goddess'name begins with C . Watch her riding a lion on reverse of this Denarius which was struck in Rome...
Constantius Gallus. FH. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The obverse looks like initially a double strike. It's so complex that it might possibly also involve some kind of loose or broken die. I advise...
@SA.. I couldn't expect a better interpretation than this. Indeed , more and more, I feel myself proud to belong to this great site. BTW.. I'm...
Most striking difference is the star on reverse of year- 4-coin.
This coin reads Abdel Malek - Damascus. No need for Al or al. This Caliph is known to have struck the first Islamic coin. His full name is Abdel...
Antonio Venero, Doge (Chief- Magistrate) of Venice 1382. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The bronze coin weighs 6.38 g. I was expecting some comments or answers about all these whatsoever.
Since you're admitting deities, here's ASTARTE The Phoenician goddess of LOVE. That's ancient charm.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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