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  1. Mike Margolis
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    Judean Coins

    That one has a good provenance. They are often so crude they look like they could easily be made in a Bulgarian garage (and with the prices...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 21, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  2. Mike Margolis
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    Judean Coins

    What year was that coin minted in Tyre Alegandron? It must have been a goodyear for chariots.
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 21, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  3. Mike Margolis
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    Judean Coins

    This is the closest I have said to be minted in Samaria but of the Sidon Phoenician type under Persian rule circa 350 BCE. It has the Phoenician...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 21, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  4. Mike Margolis
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    Lucius Verus at last

    Thank You Ancientone, I'll copy and paste that info onto the info page for the coin.
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 18, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  5. Mike Margolis
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    Tiberius Mount Argaeus

    Thanks Ed!
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 18, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  6. Mike Margolis
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    Tiberius Mount Argaeus

    Yes OJ, the counter-marks are interesting but I know nothing about them. I do know someone posted the title of a book on Greek & or Asia Minor...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 18, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  7. Mike Margolis
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    Lucius Verus at last

    Thanks for the info Macromius.
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 18, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  8. Mike Margolis
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    Tiberius Mount Argaeus

    just found this one and inexpensive. really liked the red patina on the volcano so I went for it. Cappadocia Caesarea SEVERUS ALEXANDER AE coin....
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  9. Mike Margolis
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    Amisos Dionysos

    OK @TIF gave me the answer - Bosporus, which is what the MH in the wreath means. Probably Sauromates or Rhoemetalkes under Roman rule.
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  10. Mike Margolis
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    Collecting Greek Bronzes

    Thanks @TIF I guess it is one of these dudes- the MH in the wreath is Bosporus. i am figuring it out. From acsearch: Rhoemetalkes, 132-154. Aes....
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  11. Mike Margolis
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    Anyone know about coins of Cos, Caria? Need help.

    Hi Brian, https://www.cointalk.com/members/ed-snible.82322/ would know I bet. BTW- thanks for the bonus Nero coin. Just gave it as a gift to a...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  12. Mike Margolis
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    Lucius Verus at last

    Thank You Roman Collector
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  13. Mike Margolis
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    Amisos Dionysos

    I bought one in that auction also but not sure if it is a real Pontus or not. The bust is a little strange as well as the reverse. If anyone...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Amisos Dionysos

    Nice coin. Mithradates VI is an amazing character maligned because most historians had a Roman bent on their view of him but now he is getting...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Lucius Verus at last

    Does this look like a genuine Lucius Verus? It measures 22 MM and weighs 7.89 Grams [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  16. Mike Margolis
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    Collecting Greek Bronzes

    Does anyone recognize this as a Pontus issue? Or from where?[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  17. Mike Margolis
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    Lucius Verus at last

    Here is the only kind I could afford- hefty and I think it is stable?[ATTACH]
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 13, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
  18. Mike Margolis
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    Lucius Verus at last

    Pretty coin!
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 13, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Green & Red Patina-Xmas - post yours!

    about the Silphium plant:"the Romans considered it "worth its weight in denarii" (silver coins). Legend said that it was a gift from the god...
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 10, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Green & Red Patina-Xmas - post yours!

    that Silphium plant is a beauty- will check it out on wiki
    Post by: Mike Margolis, Dec 10, 2017 in forum: Ancient Coins
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