I thought Xodus had already posted a match further up the thread. Different from Alegandron's coins, with Pegasos on the reverse. To me, that's...
There are a few other CT'ers which would probably be able to expand on this topic in much greater detail - maybe @VGODVCKS?
There are a couple of ways you can go about this. The central coinage would likely be the "knight" deniers of the Bohemond rulers of Antioch (I...
Question: how can you differentiate your Asandros bronze from a run-of-the-mill Alexander AE? Is it from style or the associated symbols on the...
Cool backstory... I was not aware of this previously, thanks for sharing! Great coin too...
That one makes more sense to me...
If you do a search by image, you come to this site: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/objects/kg5t7xzpRHmFr_vvWOmVJg It indicates that the...
Nah, the one from Tarentum is actually Taras, or sometimes the figure is referred to as Phalanthos ;)
See this link: https://www.webstore.com/item/Fantasy-912AD-Ancient-Judaea-Prutah-Marcus-Ambibulus-Not-Genuine/93583203 . Not exact, but close...
Looks like a tourist copy of a Jewish prutah?
IMHO, the Heritage coin prices you showed are definitely inflated (maybe it's because I've been collecting for such a long time that these prices...
Looks authentic to me as well.
Nice coin... looks genuine to me...
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