Many Seleucid coins have tong mark's like the one shown here at 11 o'cock from Alexander II. This could be an indication of holding heated flans....
I only know of these types from Spain. I don't have one. [ATTACH]
Double P [ATTACH] Philip I Philadelphos 88 to 87 BC Mint: Antioch AR Tetradrachm Obvs: Diademed head of Philip right within fillet border....
For 92.88 :jawdrop: That's a steal. A billon trachy can cost more than half that price. I would have bought it too. [ATTACH] Alexius I/...
I can't say exactly why Janus fell out of favor, but supposedly there is a reverse of this coin that shows Janus minted by Gallienus? [ATTACH]...
Last known coin attributed to a Byzantine ruler. https://www.cointalk.com/threads/trebizond.310658/ [ATTACH] John IV Mint: ? 1446 to 1458 AD AR...
That's one of the more interesting fibulas I have seen. [ATTACH] Hyksos Scarab 1650 to 1550 BC Intact, once glazed, pierced for mounting. Base...
A well known fake. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?album=search&cat=0&pos=20
I think that is typical for these, fortunately the monograms make them identifiable. [ATTACH] Anastasius 491 to 498 AD Mint: Constantinople AE...
To finish out most of the Seleucids. Alexander I Balas [ATTACH] Antiochus VII [ATTACH] Antiochus Hierax [ATTACH] Antiochus son of Seleucus IV...
Thanks. Not one that fits in my pocket easily as it weighs as much as some smaller bowling balls and takes up my entire hand when holding it...
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