Congrats for having traced your coin through all these sales and collections. But it was not in the Clarence Bement collection: the ex-Clarence S....
Folles of Justin II and Sophia minted at Theoupolis (Antioch) have usually blundered obverse legends... Here is mine : [ATTACH]
No doubt, it's a double die match.
Are you sure this coin is authentic?
I have been lately trying to ID this bronze coin [ATTACH] Byblos - Julia Domna (193 - 217). AE 24-25 mm, 7.84 g, 1 h. Obv.: ΙΟΥΛΙΑ ΔΟΜΝΑ CЄ(B?),...
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Yes, I'm proud of that one. Very rare medallic sestertius, despite the crude flan.[ATTACH]
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I'm so sorry, but I dont' know much about these Turcoman coins... I have no catalogue or reference. I remember I looked for a similar one in...
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Yes, this monetary type is thought to be copied from hellenistic tetradrachms of Perge, Pamphilia. [ATTACH]
I have only two solidi [ATTACH] Valentinian I, Constantinople [ATTACH] Theodosius II, Constantinople
This is a Trajan Arabia drachm. They were believed minted in Caesarea of Cappadocia, and in the 1970s Kindler attributed them to Bostra, Arabia....
[ATTACH] NABATAEA. Aretas IV (c. 9/8 BC-AD 40), with Shaqilath I. Petra, AD 16-40. AE 15-18 mm, 1.66 g. Obv. Aretas, in military attire,...
Large silver coins were in favor in 17th-18th c. Europe. 39 mm is the size of a French Louis XIV silver écu, for example.
[ATTACH] Nemausus (Nîmes, France), dupondius. AE 27 mm, 13.20 g, 2 h. Obv.: IMP DIVI F P P, inscription above and below heads of Agrippa laureate...
This is just a very modest AE drachm from Alexandria I am sharing here. It is very worn, not rare, has nothing exceptional, but I like the...
They weren't playing by the rules and made millions from laundering looted antiquities, deliberately erasing all the metadata. What about Athena...
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