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<p>[QUOTE="Alwin, post: 4098443, member: 108806"]1- S.61</p><p>I always found it strange that type S.61 was assigned to the same ruler as types S.62 and S.63. I would have found it less surprising that the S.61 type was attributed to Don Quixote rather than Artaban!</p><p>So, even if the arguments can be discussed at length, the new attribution (Assar) suits me much better than the previous one. It is interesting to note that the S.61 drachms, whether struck at Ecbatane, Rhagae, Mithradatkart or Aria, retain remarkably the same style, with this disproportionately long face, very different from the effigy of type S.62 and S.63.</p><p><br /></p><p>2- The drachm with a +</p><p>It is a S.65.33 drachm of Gotarzes II, so the + as a left leg/foot is normal. But above all it is the style of the letters above the archer which show that it is not a drachm S.63.6.</p><p><br /></p><p>3- The chalkoi below</p><p>This bronze coin is very similar to the ANS 1944.100.83098 coin. For one and for the other we cannot see if the beard is rectangular, but these coins must indeed be the type 63.19.</p><p><br /></p><p>Excuse my rough English![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Alwin, post: 4098443, member: 108806"]1- S.61 I always found it strange that type S.61 was assigned to the same ruler as types S.62 and S.63. I would have found it less surprising that the S.61 type was attributed to Don Quixote rather than Artaban! So, even if the arguments can be discussed at length, the new attribution (Assar) suits me much better than the previous one. It is interesting to note that the S.61 drachms, whether struck at Ecbatane, Rhagae, Mithradatkart or Aria, retain remarkably the same style, with this disproportionately long face, very different from the effigy of type S.62 and S.63. 2- The drachm with a + It is a S.65.33 drachm of Gotarzes II, so the + as a left leg/foot is normal. But above all it is the style of the letters above the archer which show that it is not a drachm S.63.6. 3- The chalkoi below This bronze coin is very similar to the ANS 1944.100.83098 coin. For one and for the other we cannot see if the beard is rectangular, but these coins must indeed be the type 63.19. Excuse my rough English![/QUOTE]
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