@The Eidolon is correct, it's Qianlong. (But your photo is rotated 90 degrees clockwise.) The reverse will list the mintmark, but unless it's...
I have just one siliqua, of Arcadius (383-408): [ATTACH]
Wow, that is a beautiful and historical coin, I am green with envy :wideyed: My most related coin is my lifetime issue of Julius Caesar, issued...
Very nice! Here's a denarius from 36 BC, during the Second Triumvirate; the reverse shows priestly implements, emphasizing Octavian's position as...
King Vittorio Emanuele III (1900-1946) was an avid numismatist (his personal collection is now in the National Museum), who was responsible for...
I have this drachm of Ariobarzanes I of Cappadocia (96-63 BC), with a rather attractive portrait. On this coin he uses the epithet "Philoromaios"...
Thanks @Publius2 , you are correct, my coin is indeed a cent and not a half-cent. Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.
Well, the lettering does appear rather sharp compared to the rest of the designs. But I don't know enough about the series to make a judgement on...
United States, 2 cent coin, 1868.
I also have one of the Achaemenid coins featuring the putative map of Ephesus on reverse: [ATTACH] As for the Carthaginian coin linked: I think...
Looks like Renaissance-era Milan, but a later copy, not an original coin. This isn't really my area, hopefully others here can be more specific.
Parthians, Parthians,... Nope, never heard of them sorry. ;) Since everyone else has been posting silver, I guess I should share some of the joys...
My first thought was that those are the dealer's stock numbers (SKUs) for those coins. But no, apparently those are the prices? In US dollars?...
My gut reaction is that this is from the Guptas, or possibly one of the other various dynasties that copied the Western Kshatrapas. I might be...
Second photo, next-to-bottom row, second full coin in, I can read MARC VEN, which may be referring to the city of Venice and its patron Saint...
You, sir, win the award for most attention-grabbing intro sentence to a Coin Talk post. Oh, and also, nice coins, thanks for sharing.
Indian coins aren't my main focus, but I do dabble a bit. Here's one type I own that hasn't been shown yet in this thread: [ATTACH] Indo-Greek,...
I have an imitative of Constantine I that has a (to me) attractive style: [ATTACH]
Nice OP coin and write-up @Ancient Aussie . Here's my JC lifetime denarius, struck in January-February 44 BC just a couple of months before that...
If those weights and diameters are accurate, your first coin is a drachm while the second coin is a tetradrachm (4 drachms). And if you multiply...
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