All Hadrian provincials coins

sweet lookin' Capricorn, my friend (very cool addition)

 

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yes i am very happy.
its looks cool and was affordable

 

THRACE, Abdera. Hadrian AE 20 Divus Trajan.

Reference. Very rare.
Verbanov 22; AMNG II 252; BMC Thrace -; SNG Copenhagen -; Lindgren-

Obv. ADRIANOC KAICAP
laureate and draped bust of Hadrian right.

Rev. ILQEW DI AB DHRITAI
laureate and (radiate?) draped bust of Divus Trajan right

5.37 gr
20 mm

 

on FORVM i posted some questions.

http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=101722.new#new

 

LYDIA, Hermocapelia Pseudo-autonomous AE 16 under hadrian
Reference: Sear GIC 5019; BMC Lydia p. 99; 8; SNG Copenhagen 165; SNG von Aulock 2944 var. (monogram).

Obv. ЄPA CYNKΛHΤOC
Draped bust of the Roman Senate right.

Rev. ЄPMOKAΠHΛITΩN
Turreted and draped bust of Roma right. Monogram before.

3.06 gr
16 mm

 

COMMAGENE, Samosata Hadrian AE 16 131-32 AD
Very Rare
Reference.
Butcher 11 (a); BMC - ; SNG Copenhagen -

Obv.
Two crossed cornucopias.

Rev. in field C - A / C - A / Θ -N . (CY 59) or Θ -Λ CY 39??
Two ears of corn

2,00 gr
13 mm

 

Hi coinfriens,

What do you see?

On reverse a N or a Λ?

Thank you.

Eric

 

I can see both, but I think it is probably an "N".

 

Thx, i hope so coin not yet in hand,

 

Sweet => a couple more super winners, Oki (congrats) ......

Ummm, it's kinda difficult to tell if it's an N or a Λ ... there seems to be something else going-on in that area as well?

 

yes my coinfriend,
some dammage.

 

SYRIA, Seleucis and Pieria. Antioch. Hadrian 129-30 AD. Æ Trichalkon Tyche
Reference.
McAlee 541(a)

Obv. AVTOKP KAIC TPAIAN AΔPIANOC CEBAC
Laureate head right, drapery on far shoulder.

Rev. ANTIOXEWN THC MHTPOΠOLE
Veiled and towered bust of Tyche right; [A to lower right. below chin]

4.45 gr
18 mm

 

COMMAGENE, Samosata Hadrian AE 16 129 AD Winged caduceus.
Rare.

Reference.
BMC - cf 17 - 19; SNG Copenhagen cf. 18

Obv: AΔΡΙΑNOC CEBACTOC.
Laureate, draped, cuirassed? bust right, seen from back

Rev: C - A / E - T / N-H. (C-A / Є-T / Θ-N. CA = Samosata, ЄT = ЄTOYΣ ("in the year of"), and NH = 50+8)
Winged caduceus.

2.73 gr
16 mm

 

CAPPADOCIA, Caesarea. Hadrian Didrachm 128-38 AD Club
Reference.
BMC p. 61, 135; Hunter II p. 587, 43; Metcalf p. 122, 99; SNG Copenhagen 231; SNG von Aulock 6421; Sydenham p. 78, 280

Obv. AΔPIANOC CEBACTOC
laureate head right.

Rev. YΠATOC G ΠA-THP ΠATPIΔOC, (date COS III)
Club.

6.21 gr
21.5 mm
6 h.

 

Excellent stuff Oki.

 

I couldn't agree more!! Congrats OKI!!

 

Wow => I love club (weapon) coins!!

Great score, my friend

 

EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian Dichalkon 129-30 AD Headdress of Isis.

Reference.
Emmett 1189.14; Milne 1293; Köln 1019; Dattari 1918

Obv.
Laureate head right.

Rev. LI-Δ
Headdress of Isis.

1.66 gr
14 mm

Note.
Isis
Goddess of health, marriage, and wisdom

 

Isis Headress 1 2e AD

 

Great detail on the headdress, especially for a dichalkon. Most of the ones I've seen are pretty mushy.