ID Help lyre (kithara)Aegae, Aeolis

Dear colleagues!I know what kind of coin. Question: This coin is rare?

Identification of this coin:description on description on
description on acsearch:
Aegae, Aeolis, 1st - 3rd Centuries A.D. 27533. Bronze AE 15, SNG Cop 16, Lindgren -, SYGIC -, BMC -, SNG von Aulock -, SNG Righetti -, aVF, 4.212g, 14.6mm, 225 °, obverse IERA CΥNKΛHTOC, draped bust of Senate right; reverse AIΓA-EΩN, lyre (kithara)

 

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Dear friends! I will then put such an interesting coin and waited all day to look your interestnyh comments came vechere and soon the night, and you still do not have ... Where are you? I do not have enough of your enthusiastic and scientific opinions on this beautiful coin…..

 

ID looks correct, not a type I have seen before. Nice looking coin.

 

I think many who could contribute may still be at work...

Sadly I can't offer anything on this one.

 

http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/aeolis/aegae/SNGCop_016.jpg

SNGCop 16 Aegeae, Aeolis. AE15, 3.26g. IEPA CYNKLHTOC; draped bust of youthful Senate right / AIGAEWN, lyre. Mionnet, Supp. VI, p. 2, 7; SNG Cop. 16.

 

Ya, that looks about right!

 

Well, at least my rare coin? The truth is she beautiful?

 

Rarity...I have no idea. Have you tried vcoins or acsearch?

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! It looks good to me. I do suggest you check out Doug Smith's excellent webpage for some very easy to follow instructions for taking better photos. Trust me, it can be very rewarding!