No offense intended Michael. Just pokin' fun at a fellow Southerner.
Yay! The dancing chicken. I couldn't help myself Aiden. Really, I love your coin, but it makes me smile every time I see it.
Really? I thought you were a Southerner. Are you really a yankee?
Yep. Had to look that un up too. :rolleyes:
OUTSTANDING!!!!! Hard to say anything else. Congratulations. [ATTACH] SICILY, KAMARINA Æ Tetras OBV: Helmeted head of Athena left REV: KAMA,...
What a petulant looking portrait. Great detail.
It took me a while to find the time to take this image, but here it is at last. [ATTACH] BTW, the larger coin is 46.4g, 36mm while the smaller...
[ATTACH] PTOLEMY IV AE36 OBVERSE: Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right REVERSE: PTOLEMIAOU BASILEWS, eagle standing left on thunderbolt, looking...
@old49er this is a beautiful coin to feed your addition. BTW, 1949 was a mighty good year IMHO.
Heck, I have Ancient coins and power tools. What a criminal I am. Shocking.
@ancientcoinguru that's a fabulous reverse.
I'm jealous!
OK, I'll donate $30. Oh wait. It's me your donating for. I'll take back my donation then. One of these days, I'll find one I want bad enough...
Believe it or not, but I do not have an Alexander Tet. Wanna gimme one? (maybe if I ask this enough, I will get lucky one day, eh?)
To me, it's not just the possible seam, it's the lack of detail on the reverse, or, as some might say, the softness of appearance. And, as @Mikey...
Could the reverse be Mt. Argaeus? There are coins of Elegabalus struck at Caesarea with Mt. Argaeus. Just guessing.
@Ancientnoob you can be so sacrilegious. *Edit* that was suppose to have a devil emoji at the end of that sentence.
Try taking the coin out of the flip when you take the picture. However, from what I can see it's not in terribly good condition. When comparing...
The coin is rather rare @techmuser. You need to try to take better images. It's hard to tell much from these. Anyway, welcome here.
Long neck? What long neck? Now this is a long neck where I come from: [ATTACH]
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