Ancients => Man, that's Bull!!

Yeah @Mikey Zee , I thought you would like my statement. You kinda taught me to go after all the different denominations while collecting. Kinda cool idea!

 

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Well, I'm still doing it...going after a few missing denominations of various Emperors....it does look cool as a group--different sizes, fabrics, colors and metals.

Hey, wait a minute....You're not blaming me for your coin purchases to Mrs 'Alegandron' are you?? Jeez, I have enough people mad at me already LOL

 

LOL, THAT is a GREAT idea! Never thought of that!

I am building little denomination groups by historic themes: Etruria, Capua, Carthage, RR Aes Grave, Philip II, Alexander III, etc. kinda fun. I just can't do that in the Imperials.

 

Hello @rrdenarius,
I'm glad you bought this coin I noticed a few years ago. The seller mentioned 2.86g, and I imagine there' a typographical error. Could you confirm the right weight, please ?

Interesting your passion for overstrikes. Thank you very much for your comments.

 

It is a small coin:
2.86 grams,
15 X 17 mm, 15.06 X 16.95

 

Consistent with later Neapolitan types.

 

Thanks a lot @rrdenarius ,
a seemingly third unit man-faced bull_Victory, struck two times, and then closer to unit's diameter 16-21mm as far I can see on Nicholas' wonderful website.
Mint's attribution is a hard exercise, and I'm aware at Nicholas' professionalism.
Thank to you both.

 

It is usually referred to as an unnatural obsession, but I like the sound of professionalism better.