Jb's and mine came from the same seller which had an impressive selection from this mint. [ATTACH] Your robe is more intricate and not as common...
This could be a very large list. [ATTACH] Crispus Mint: Sirmium 324/325 AD AE Follis Obvs: FL IVL CRISPVS NOB CAES, bust laureate head right....
For that photo I selected the 3:4 ratio 8mp option and was a 8 inches away from the coin. Live focus does not work close up.
Best I could do with a note 9. My lighting is also not ideal. [ATTACH]
Actually the coin below is a die match for your 2957 and DOES link it to the other APOLLOINI SANCTO's. If you haven't already I suggest you read...
I believe all of these issues 'persecution' as well as FOI were made for use in festivals. I don't see another reason for making these small...
I think this coin was relatively unknown until maybe ten or so years ago. I've seen a few pop up in the last two years, a hoard from this region...
That's a scarce one. [ATTACH] Seleucus II Mint: Unknown in Asia Minor 246 to 226 BC Obvs: Head of Poseidon right, crowned with kelp. Trident...
Very nice, I don't have one of that type. [ATTACH] Alexander II Mint: Antioch AR Drachm 128 to 122 BC Obvs: Diademed head right, dotted border....
It certainly looks like it could be half of a pancake formatum. Mine is 140mm and 3100 grams, so I would expect yours to be 120+ mm on the longest...
I am unsure if these were melted or coated with low amounts of silver, but it is not uncommon to see a wash on coins of this period. I have 2 of...
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