Here are mine. Philip II, Ar Tetradrachm Obv:– Laureate head of Zeus right Rev:– FILIPPOU, naked youth on horse pacing right on horseback holding palm, stalk of grain under belly, P below foreleg Minted in Amphipolis mint. Reference:– SNG ANS 667 - 680 Test cut on reverse. 14.114g, 24.3mm, 0o Philip II, Ar Tetradrachm Obv:– Laureate head of Zeus right Rev:– FILIP-POU, king riding left, wearing kausia and chlamys, raising right hand in salute, erased protome of pegasos below, bow under right foreleg Minted in Amphipolis mint. 355 - 348 BC Reference:– Le Rider 164 (D75/R135) There is a flaw on the reverse running through the body of the rider
Huh ... I always give my sweet baby a bonus-point for being the only example with FILIPPOU in one sweet line, rather than bustin' it up and having the usual FILIP-POU Yah, but obviously I love my example like a Momma bear loves its lil' cub, Smokey!! => yup, long-live my steroid-abusive horse and rider!! (pump it up!!)
Considering the location of the flaw, I wonder if someone tried to fill in the test cut??? Very, very many of these are test cut and many people dislike this to the point they might 'fix' it.
About 99%. I've been looking for a die match; still not able to find one. The fabric, surface, toning, and overall design throw out alerts for me. Do you have a picture of the edge and maybe a weight? I can't speak for the rest of the forum members, but i know most wouldn't consider it.
Ok thanks, I value your opinion guys. In couple days I'll post few more coins,to ask you are they original. Friend of mine found them among her deceased father belongings.
Hi guys can you please tell me if this coins are original? And if they are, how much are they worth? Thank you