It would not be a follis (not invented until the time of Diocletian). We don't know the weight and size. Could be an As or Sestertius.
Nice coins.
Definitely a fake. Steer clear.
Maybe a tourist piece? It does not appear to be authentic...
Here is a tet of Antioch, no horn. Elagabalus, 218-222 A.D., Antioch, Seleucis and Pieria AR Tetradrachm, struck 218-220 A.D., 25mm 12.02 grams...
Super nice pick - up. Congrats
Definitely placed in Utah by aliens who are watching us. The Archons of the Nag Hammadi codex.;) [IMG]
Congrats on getting plublished. It's publish or perish, and you published.
Nice coin David.
I have a Pius coin with Tyche but it's Laodicaea ad Mare... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I don't have a coin with a capricorn yet @DonnaML - yours is a nice example. I like the basketball theory! ;)
Commodus is not amongst the five "good emperors" but he is an Antonine I guess. [ATTACH]
Interesting coin and a nice pick-up @Pellinore
Nice pick-up @panzerman. Fortune smiled on you.
Great coins all.
Very cool @galba68
Nice additions to the collection, you have some fine examples there.
Great coin Q and a nice pick-up. I wasn't aware of these ornaments on coins and will seek to find an Antiochene tet with some of these features....
Interesting coin @ominus1 and thanks for the share.
Volusian (251-253 A.D.) AE Sestertius, 29 mm 16 grams, Rome mint Obverse: IMP CAE C VIB VOLVSIANO AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right...
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