Help me with Identification - Maybe Greek?

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Norrad, Sep 15, 2007.

  1. Norrad

    Norrad Junior Member

    Hi All,

    Just found this coin in a batch at my local market. Can anyone help me identify it?

    Appears to have a horses head on one side and a womans head on the other, it's very small, roughly 9mm in diameter.

    I think it may be Greek but thats about all I know. Any ideas?

    I paid about 0.20c for it, so I'm just trying to find it's history. I'm not worried about value.
     

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  3. JeromeLS

    JeromeLS Coin Fanatic

    Carthage, small AE late 4th-early 3rd century BC. Head of Tanit/Horse. That's probably about $50 if real, but I don't know how rare it is in that size.
     
  4. WoodenSpoon Boy

    WoodenSpoon Boy New Member

    how in hell on earth would that end up at a supermarket.?
     
  5. Norrad

    Norrad Junior Member

    Thanks for the help guys. Didn't find it at a supermarket Woodenspoon Boy. Found at the local flea market. Thailand is big on selling Buddhist amulets, and quite often you find a few good coins.
     
  6. WoodenSpoon Boy

    WoodenSpoon Boy New Member


    haha wow sorry for my stupidity , my sinus infection is making me feel a little light headed :goof:
     
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