It's actually easier to look at in thumbnail size, for some reason. [ATTACH]
Here's the other side, rotated 180°. [ATTACH]
Neat! Thanks.
I'm afraid I don't presently know. The coin might or might not be in my safe deposit box with my other stuff. I'll look. Just remembered about...
A toughra, huh? I wouldn't have thought of that. Toughras are mostly just "squigglies" to me, though they do all seem to have those three...
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By Jove, I think you might be onto something there! :p
Neat! I haven't owned one ... yet. I'd like a gold one, please. ;)
I kinda thought "Indian", too, but admittedly that's my go-to diagnosis for almost all unknown Asian stuff. ('Cause it happens to be true so often.)
Suggestion: Next time you have to decide an issue of life-altering importance with a coin toss, use one of these. Flip it and call "heads!"...
Cool! I had zero recollection of selling it to you. But I never forget a face! (Or, in this case, two of them.)
Do you know a good one? I'd prefer one of the ones with a fancy hat. [ATTACH]
Dang! That looks eerily familiar! Is that my old coin from 2008? My old scans: [IMG] Your photos, again: [IMG]
Sorry no measurements and weight just yet. To give an extremely vague idea of its general size, it's about the same size and shape of someone's...
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Lions, continued. Or if you like, archaic coins with incuse punch reverses. [IMG]
Nice bulk box find! I love the type. Well done, sir! I used to live there (East Africa- Tanzania in my case), and that's my paternal...
Wow- sunk four pages back, and dormant almost a month? Tsk, tsk. We'll have to do something about that. Here, let's do an easy and popular...
Tarsos, Cilicia, c. 164 - 37 B.C. [IMG]
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