Ancients => It's been a month => Obol-Diobol-Kebren-Kebren-Ram-Ram!!

I don't remember seeing that second coin in your last post, Steve. What is it? I like it (and all the others )

 

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=> Hi, Princess ...

Lycia, Masikytes AR hemidrachm
1st century BC
Diameter: 12.3 mm
Weight: 0.83 grams
Obverse: Draped bust of Artemis right, quiver at shoulder
Reverse: Quiver; torch to left, uncertain object to right; A - Y, M - A, all within incuse square
Reference: S. 5299

 

I was just about to ask the same question. I don't think you've shown this one lil brother. Me like!

 

You like my lil' Lycia, eh? .... yup, she's a beaut!! (shy gal, but great personality)

FYI => I bought it a while back, from "Lucernae" (Spain) ... I've bought half a dozen sweet coins from his shoppe over the past 4 years (seemingly sweet transactions)

 

Nice coins Steve. Your posts are tempting me to buy more ancients. Not that its a bad thing, except for my wallet.

 

Nice!

 

Stev, its been a while and I don't have tons of time to post much anymore but after seeing this I certainly couldnt let you down coin bro.

Anatolia, Mysia, Troas,( Troad, Troy ), The city of Cebren (Kebren)
c. 350-310 BC
AE 8 mm x 0.92 g
Obverse: Youthful, Laureate head of Apollo.
Reverse: Ram's Head right.
Black Patina, nice dirt.... very sexy.
ref:Lazzarini series 4; SNG Copenhagen 263

 

Sweet => very cool lil' example!!

Noob-on, brother!!

 

I love that little bronze, AN!