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    Twice the owls, double the fun!

    [ATTACH] Shekel of Tyre, first half of the 4th c. BC. AR 12.80 g. Obv. Melqart holding bow and riding an hippocamp r. over waves and a dolphin...
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 24, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Antoninianus Vs Denarius

    :hilarious: Why not? one can see things like this... But, after all, the antoninianus can be seen as a successful innovation, it was the first...
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 24, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    My platform coin

    I have also this one, Commodus standing on a platform addressing the Praetorian guard. I like the ghostly aspect of this very worn sestertius......
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 24, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    My platform coin

    [ATTACH] Platform coins: Sestertius of Trajan. The platform must be called a tribunal, I think... It is a pity the reverse legend is almost...
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 24, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    A small group of Byzantine Arab AE Folles from the 7th century AD

    1 : Damascus. Cf : https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1078324 2 : Scythopolis. Cf. https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=5196091 3 :...
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 23, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    Twice the owls, double the fun!

    This letter is not Aramaic, it is the Dadanitic letter Ḏal (= Arabic ذ ). This letter exists only in the Dadanitic script that is used on...
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 23, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    A Beautifully Toned Liberalitas... but What is she Holding?

    The Arch of Constantine relief is extremely interesting: it obviously shows a coin-counting device, a kind of tray the emperor pours into the...
    Post by: GinoLR, Oct 23, 2021 in forum: Ancient Coins
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