United States, dollar, 1799. 26.7 grams [ATTACH]
Thank you all for the corrections. It is a fascinating coin with a very "eastern' character.
Thanks!
This is a coin that I purchased purely for the reverse. I don't really collect Roman provincial coins on any systematic basis, but instead on...
Thanks for the information and additional photo. Yes, I agree that it is a fake, but given the crude nature of the coin and its lead...
Here's a Tiberius II Constantine follis that I purchased last year from my local coin dealer. Here's the before cleaning photo: Tiberius II...
That trident Zeus is holding is unusual. I've never seen that before.
Interesting. Are you sure the metal is lead? I say this because a number of salvaged 1740 MF 4 reales (your coin is not an 8 reales based on the...
You might want to take a look at the article provided through a link by GinoLR. I haven't read it yet, but it looks really interesting. Did...
The Spanish and Portuguese colonizing South America, Central America, the Caribbean and areas of North America would need to bring coins with them...
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