CORINTHIA, Corinth AR Drachm Late 4th Century B.C. 2.6 grams, 14.5 mm Obv: Pegasos flying left, koppa below Rev: Head of Aphrodite...
These two new coins bring my collection up to 10 coins MYSIA. Kyzikos. AR Obol ca. 450-400 B.C. 0.85 grams, 11 mm Obv: Forepart of...
Pudding Proof I'm going to post this new one in my thread describing my small Greek coin collection. Here is a quick snap shot: MYSIA....
Thanks, I did not recognize this distinction until you made me think about it. I'm creating the label for this Corinth coin. It came with zero...
Here is a new horse in my collection. It is a late 4th Century B.C. silver Drachm from Corinth, Greece. Of course, the horse is Pegasos.
On more than one occasion, I have found "things" on a coin only after taking a photo of the coin. It's probaly the result of the lighting & time...
Thanks for the information everyone Thanks to everyone at CT including Bart9349 for this link. :smile...
It is beautiful in the photo & you are lucky to have it in-hand. I always enjoy seeing your new coins!
Coin Wobulator All you ancient CoinTalkers need to go to the thread in the Coin Chat section to see how this coin wobulator works. Here is the...
Very cool. :thumb: I carry & use a large magnifying glass.
The counter-marked coin depicted here reminds us of the final days of The Republic of Central America. This coin is an 1848 CAR ½ Real which was...
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