Can anyone help ID this? Provincial/Greek?

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Harry G, Mar 3, 2021.

  1. Harry G

    Harry G Well-Known Member

    Hi all! This came in a small lot I bought recently. I have no idea what it is, but was attracted to buy the lot because of the interesting bust. The reverse appears to have someone on a ram (?) racing left (I think I see some curly horns)

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    Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!
     
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  3. Theodosius

    Theodosius Fine Style Seeker

    I guess it is Pan riding the ram.

    The bust looks like Dionysus or Zeus.

    Try searching on Dionysus Ram Pan and see what you find.

    John
     
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  4. IanG

    IanG Well-Known Member

    I think it could be a bronze from Kallatis, Moesia Inferior.

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    Image Munzen & Medaillen GmbH

    Munzen & Medaillen sold the one above in 2005 and described it as 'KTIC-THC Bearded Heracles head with left to right / KALLAT-IA-NWN (declining). Hermes, naked, sitting on a running ram, holding a purse in his outstretched right hand, the kerykeion in his left. AMNG I, 1, 111, 296. Rare.'
     
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