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This one just arrived today. I got a chance to image it tonight.

This is the "restrike" version of the 1946 100 Francs from Luxembourg. It is differentiated from the regular strike by the absence of the designers name on the reverse. It was struck in a very small mintage of 2,000 pieces. This one is graded MS66 by PCGS.

 

1896 Hungarian Medal

 

Resurrecting this thread.

 

I can tell you like horses brandon.........

 

NGC MS66RB

 

I have her twin!

 

SICULO PUNIC,
SICILY, Entella.
AR Tetradrachm.
300-289 B.C.16.72 grams, 23 mm
Obv: Head of Hercules rt. in lion skin
Rev: Horse head left with date palm tree behind & MHSBM in exergue
[Mint of the Quaestors] series 5b
Grade: aEF nice detail centered & tonedonly MHSBM in exergue is weak
Other: Carthaginian mercenary coin ☺
Sim. Sear 6438, SNG.Cop.91, Jen From Pegasi Numismatics 4/2013

 

Still catching up. Here are a few more:

 

And this last bit gets me up to date!

 

Carthage 370 BC

Rome 120 BC

 

A couple newer acquisitions:

 

I was playing with coins this weekend & thought this one might fit nicely with the equestrian coins in this thread.

AEOLIS, Kyme
AR Tetradrachm
ca. 165 BC

15.55 grams, 29 mm.
Obv: Head of Amazon Kyme right, hair bound with ribbon.
Rev: Horse pacing right, one-handled vase at feet; KYMAIΩN to right, KAΛΛIAΣ in exergue, all within laurel wreath.
Grade: a gEF coin, well centered, well struck, & beautiful.
Other: Sear 4183. NS.4183, BMC Troas 73, Oakley ANSMN 27 pl. 4, 17. SNG Cop. 103, SNG vonAulock 1636. Ex McHugh collection, ex Nobel sale 103 lot 4653 Nov 2013. From Del Parker Jan 2014.

 

An odd jeton circa 1919 -

 

Dear Lady, so wonderful to see you posting again........