Alphabet game

Nice early dated Tibor

Here are two from Pfalz

AV Goldgulden ND (1439)
Ludwig IV "the Meek" von Wittelsbach 1436-49
Bacharach Mint
Pfalz/ Kurfürstetum
AV Goldgulden (1426)
Bacharach Mint
Ludwig III "the Bearded" von Wittelsbch 1410-36

 

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Same Pomeranian?

 

Phokaia
EL 1/24 Stater ND (625-550 BC)
Head of either Lioness/ Seal/ Calf?????? cute eyes!

 

PHOENICIA ARADOS
AR Tetradrachm
OBVERSE: Turreted, veiled, and draped bust of Tyche right
REVERSE: Nike standing left, holding aphlaston and palm branch; in left field, ZOP (date) above Aramaic B above ΘЄ; all within wreath
Arados CY 177 (83/2 BC)
14.91g, 27mm
Duyrat 3536–49; HGC 10, 72; DCA 772
Ex JAZ Numismatics

SEXTUS POMPEIUS FOSTLUS ROMAN REPUBLIC; GENS POMPEIA
AR Denarius OBVERSE: Head of "Minerva or Pallas" (personification of Rome) with winged helmet, earrings and necklace, looking to the right.
Below the chin, it is the "X" (although its value then was 16 aces) and behind the bust is a small jar
REVERSE: FOSTuLVS left and Sextus. Pompeius. to the right of the field. She-wolf suckling the twins Romulus and Remus.
Behind Ruminal fig tree is represented with three birds in their branches. On the left, the pastor Faustulus figure in an attitude of admiration for the wonder he sees. ROMA in ex
Struck at Rome 137 BC
3.63g, 19.5mm
Cr235/1a; Syd 461; Pompeia 1

NUMERIUS FABIUS PICTOR
AR DENARIUS
OBVERSE: Head of Roma right in winged helmet, G below chin, mark of value behind
REVERSE: N•FABI / PICTOR; The Flamen Quirinalis, Q. Fabius Pictor, seated left; shield at side inscribed QVI/RIN in two lines, ROMA in ex
Rome, 126 BC
3.7g, 17mm
Cr268/1; 1b; Fabia 11; Sydenham 517a

 

Phraates II, AR Drachm
Parthia, Tambrax, ca. 128 – 126 BC
21 mm, 4.21 g
Sellwood 16.11; Shore 50, Sunrise 272; BMC Parthia p. 17, 15;

Ob.: short-bearded and diademed head of Phraates II to left; mint mark TAM behind; circular border of pellets
Rv.: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΜΕΓΑΛΟΥ ΑΡΣΑΚΟΥ ΘΕΟΠΑΤΟΡΟΣ; Archer Arsakes I wearing bashlyk and cloak seated right on omphalos, holding bow; guide-lines in legend. No border

 

Pixodarus/ Satrap of Karia
AV 1/8 Daric ND 341-34BC
Halikarnassus Mint
Trident obverse/ Axe reverse

Pixodarus was Darius III Satrap for Karia/ a Persian Province
This coin I got thru Roma Auctions is only one I have ever offered/ maybe unique?

 

Pegasus
Ionia/ uncertain City State
EL Hekte ND 600-550BC

 

P for Plautilla

PLAUTILLA AUGUSTA
bust draped, r., but hair firmly waved and drawn down on neck
PIETAS AVGG
Pietas standing r., holding scepter and child
Denarius plated , 2.41 gr , 16.84 mm , Rome
A.D. 202 – 205, RIC IV 367

 

Phillippus I

IMP M IVL PHILIPPUS AVG
bust laur., rad.,drap.cuir. r.
ANNONA AVG
Annona stg. l., holding corn-ears over modius and cornucopiae
Antoninianus, 3.99 gr , 20.52 mm, Rome
A.D. 249 – 250 , RIC IVc 28

 

Philippus II

IMP M IVL PHILIPPUS AVG
bust laur., rad.,drap.cuir. r.
PAX AETERNA
Pax standing l., holding branch and transverse sceptre
Antoninianus, 3.99 gr , 20.52 mm, Rome
A.D. 249 – 250 , RIC IVc 28

 

Philip I II

 

Postumus

Emperor Postumus - Antoninianus - NEPTVNO REDVCI - Treverorum mint

Probus

Emperor Probus - Antoninianus - SOLI INVICTO - Serdica mint

Phokas

Emperor Phokas - Follis - ANNO U - Cyzikus mint

 

POPE/ PIUS/ PAPAL STATES/ ST. PETER

AV Ducato ND (1463)
Pope Pio II 1458-64
Papal States
Roma Mint

 

Quell the questions on the quantity and quality of Quinarius and Quadrans. Quietus and Quintillus are not alone. Queens are queueing to be quantified not disqualified.


It is Q time, do your quintessential best with a quirky letter

 

Q for Quietus


IMP C FUL QVIETVS P F AVG
bust rad. and draped r.
SPES PVBLICA
Spes walking l., raising robe and holding flower
A.D. 270 – 271 , 4.13 gr, 21.69 mm , Antiochia
RIC Vb 11 Antoninianus

 

Q for Quintillus

IMP C M AVR CL QUITILLVS AVG
bust radiated., draped., cuirassed. R.
APOLLINI AVG / A in r. field
Apollo stg.r., holding laurel - branch and lyre on rock
A.D. 270, 3.15 gr, 19.91 mm, Rome
RIC Vb 9 , Antoninianus

 

Q FABIUS LABEO ROMAN REPUBLIC
AR Denarius
OBVERSE: LABEO before, ROMA behind, helmeted head of Roma right, X below chin
REVERSE: Jupiter in quadriga right, prow below; Q FABI in ex.
Struck at Rome 124 BC
3.8g, 18mm
Cr273/1; Syd 532, Fabia 1

Q TITIUS ROMAN REPUBLIC; GENS TITIA
AR Denarius
OBVERSE: Head of Mutinus Titinus (Priapus) right, wearing winged diadem
REVERSE: The Pegasus springing right, Q TITI on base
Struck at Rome 90 BC
3.8g, 18mm
Cr341/1, Syd 691; Titia 1

C. GARGONIUS, M. VERGILIUS, AND OGULNIUS, ROMAN REPUBLIC
AR Denarius
OBVERSE: Laureate head of Apollo right, thunderbolt below
REVERSE: Jupiter in quadriga right
Struck at Rome 86 BC
3.86g, 19mm
Cr350/2

 

I've no coins for the letter Q.

 

Two coins from the Rome mints 4th/Quarta officina
Mintmark: R Q

Constantius (II.) Caesar - Nummus - PROVIDENTIAE CAESS - Rome mint

Mintmark: QVARTA

Emperor Valentinian I. - Nummus - SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE - Rome mint

 

Senatus PopulusQue Romanus