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<p>[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 4578542, member: 110226"]Thank you. I'll see if I can locate a copy of this book.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here's one more coin, one that has been posted before a couple of times. I believe it is also from the Levant. It is, I think, a fourée core, with specks of silver plating still adhering. It also came to me from the sell from Israel, and it was completely thickly encrusted. I've been slowly cleaning the coin with distilled water and wooden toothpicks (gone through a box almost). It's a work in progress and here's what I have so far. The coin weighs 12.6 grams.</p><p><br /></p><p>I notice that this coin has a squarish flan, very similar to other examples posted on this thread.</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]1133694[/ATTACH] An interesting aspect of this coin is an apparent facing figure, left arm raised, with a headdress(?) on the obverse. I do not believe this figure to be a counterstamp, rather it is part of the coin's original design.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is a somewhat older image, and the design is a little clearer now, but I don't have the coin for a re-shoot. Once I get it back I'll take some more pics.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 4578542, member: 110226"]Thank you. I'll see if I can locate a copy of this book. Here's one more coin, one that has been posted before a couple of times. I believe it is also from the Levant. It is, I think, a fourée core, with specks of silver plating still adhering. It also came to me from the sell from Israel, and it was completely thickly encrusted. I've been slowly cleaning the coin with distilled water and wooden toothpicks (gone through a box almost). It's a work in progress and here's what I have so far. The coin weighs 12.6 grams. I notice that this coin has a squarish flan, very similar to other examples posted on this thread. [ATTACH=full]1133694[/ATTACH] An interesting aspect of this coin is an apparent facing figure, left arm raised, with a headdress(?) on the obverse. I do not believe this figure to be a counterstamp, rather it is part of the coin's original design. This is a somewhat older image, and the design is a little clearer now, but I don't have the coin for a re-shoot. Once I get it back I'll take some more pics.[/QUOTE]
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