Alphabet game

Nabataean coin...
It's king Rabbel II and queen Gamilat, it's written on reverse : ربعل / جملت between two crossed cornucopiae.

 

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Ostrogoth Kingdom in Italia
AV Solidus ND Struck 527-30AD/ In name of Justinianus I/ Byzantine Emperor
Athalarich 526-32
Roma Mint
Athalarich succeeded Theodorich I "The Great"/ he could not handle his beer/ and died as a result of alcohol poisoning.
His AV coins are very rare/ esp. in MS.

 

Otto King of Bavaria
AU 10 Mark
München, 1907

Germany between 1871 and 1923 simply had the Mark (1 Mark = 100 Pfennig). The 10 Mark gold coin was called Krone (Crown), but that term did - in Germany - not appear on the coins.

19.5 mm, 3.972 g
KM 994, Friedberg 3771; D&S 288; Jaeger 20;

Ob.:Bust facing left; OTTO KOENIG V. BAYERN mintmark D
Rv.: Crowned imperial eagle. DEUTSCHES REICH 1907 * 10 Mark *

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Found this one to : Otacilia Severa

M OTACIL SEVERA AVG
bust, diademd, draped, on cresent, r.
CONCORDIA AVG
Concordia seated l., holding sceptre and double cornucopiae
3.96 gr, 21.28 mm, A.D 246 - 248
Antoninianus , RIC IVc 125 , mint : Rome

 

King Oscar I. of Sweden

Kindom of Sweden - 2 Öre - 1857 - King Oscar I. - Stockholm mint

 

Otacilia Severa/ Augusta
Wife of Philip I 244-49AD
AR Antoninianus ND
Roma Mint
Hippo Reverse

 

Sweden AV Dukat 1845/44
Stockholm Mint
Oscar I 1844-59

 

Oncia 1736
Palermo Mint

Sicily/ Spanish Kings
Carlo III di Bourbon 1734-59

 

Orbiana


Orbiana
SALL BARBIA ORBIANA AVG
Bust r.,diademd , draped
CONCORDIA AVGG
Concordia seated l. holding patera and double cornucopiae
Deanarius , A.D 225 , 2.61 gr , 18.69 mm , Rome
RIC IV b 319

 

Oberwalden/ Swiss Kanton
AV Dukat 1787
Unterwalden Mint
obv: Saint Nicholas kneeling before God
rev: Legend within wreathed cartouche

 

2 hours left for any O's, another great effort folks, well done

 

Peruse, ponder, philosophise and pontificate on the perplexing, physical and practical pre to post Roman period. Post your photos promptly here, because..................


It is P time

 

OK/ I will start with Parma/ Piacenza

AV Quadrupla ( 2 Doppie) 1626
Odonardo Farnese Duke of Parma/ Piacenza
Piacenza Mint

 

Punctually Posting a Pair of Prutot of Pontius Pilate, 5th Procurator of the Province of Judaea (26-36 AD)



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IOYΛIA KAICAPOC (Julia the Queen), three grain ears bound together. / TIBEPIOY KAICAPOC LIς (of Tiberius Caesar, year 16 = 29/30 AD), simpulum (libation ladle).

TIBЄPIOY [KAICAPOC], lituus / LIZ [date: RY 17 = 30/31 AD)] within wreath.

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P for Pupienus


IMP CAES PUPIEN MAXIMUS AVG
bust rad., draped, cuir.
AMOR MVTVVS AVGG
Clasped hands
A.D 238, 5.70 gr , 21.31 mm
Antoninianus , Rome, RIC IV 9

 

APOLLONIA PONTIKA
AR Hemiobol
OBVERSE: Anchor, A in field
REVERSE: Swastika with two parallel lines in each quadrant
Struck at Apollonia Pontika, circa 500BC
.28g, 6.54mm
SNG BM 149; Moushmov 3146
ex. Aegean Numismaics

APOLLONIA PONTICA
AR Drachm
OBVERSE: Gorgoneian facing with snakes for hair and a protruding tongue
REVERSE: An anchor flanked by letter A and a crayfish, which represents the minting city of Apollonia, the major fifth century BC Greek colony on the west coast of the Black Sea, modern Sozopol in Bulgaria
Struck at Apollonia 450-400 BC
3.13g, 14-15mm
BMC IX, Black Sea 150-151

ACHAEMENID EMPIRE
AR Siglos
OBVERSE: Persian king or hero in kneeling/running stance right, holding spear and bow
REVERSE: Incuse punch
Struck at Persia, 485-420 BC
5.5g, 16mm
Carradice Type IIIb, Group A/B (pl. XII, 18)

 

THRACE, PANTIKAPAION
AE18
OBVERSE: Head of Pan left
REVERSE: P-A-N, head & neck of bull three-quarters left. Struck at Pantikapaion 400-300BC
4.0g, 18mm
SNG BMC Black Sea 890

PHOKIS, FEDERAL COINAGE
AR Triobol
OBVERSE: Bull’s head facing
REVERSE: Laureate head of Apollo right, Φ-Ω before, lyre behind
Struck at Phokis 357-346 BC
2.50g, 14mm
SNG Cop 121

PTOLEMY II PHILADELPHOS
AR Tetradrachm
OBVERSE: Diademed head of Ptolemy II right, wearing aegis around neck
REVERSE: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ [ΠΤΟΛΕΜΑΙΟΥ], eagle standing left on thunderbolt, to left, club surmounted by Tyre monogram
Tyre 285-260 BC
25 mm., 14.14 grams
Svoronos 644; SNG Copenhagen 482-3
ex. JAZ Numismatics

 

Pontus/ Thrace
AV Stater ND Istros Mint
Mithradates VI 120-63BC