Got something today!! Ancient Greek silver coin!!!!!! This is my very first silver one. Very heavy and thick In southern Asia Minor their very first coin type a very thick archaic silver stator 10.82 grams. 465 - 430 B.
Wow, the Moto Z4 takes some nice photos... and oh yeah, nice coin and excellent hand modeling skills there.
Congrats on your first Greek silver! But be careful: these coins are known to be addictive. I very much like this type. They were considered rare until recently, but there seems to have been a larger hoard find. Now is the time to buy one, I reckon. Aspendos, Pamphylia, AR stater, ca. 465–430 BC. Obv: Warrior walking r., holding sword and shield. Rev: Triskeles, two test cuts. 17mm, 10.91g. Ref: SNG France 1–11. And here is the younger type of Aspendos stater, one of my favourite hauls from AMCC 1: Pamphylia, Aspendos, AR stater, 380–325 BC. Obv: two wrestlers grappling; FИ between; in exergue, EΛVΦA MENETVΣ. Rev: slinger in throwing stance r.; EΣTFEΔIIYΣ to l., triskele to r.; all within dotted square border. 23mm, 11.04g. Ref: SNG France 97–98; Tekin: Aspendian Wrestlers (2000), series 4.
Yes it is very addictive. Yeah I was reading about that. This was gifted to me from @Valentinian he said he recently bought a hoard.