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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Odysseus, post: 2407067, member: 78274&quot;]Hi all,</p><p>I always link the sources, if there are some. In the case of the coin from Kroton, it was condemned on lamoneta, but in this case really there&#039;s no need to post any link. Just enough to look at style, reliefs and details. For example, does anyone have ever seen a thoroat like that on a krotonian coin? Hera Lakinia seems to have a thyroid goiter! That odd die is not listed on any published collection or study. The engravers of ancient Kroton would never have produced something like that. Before condemning it I&#039;ve also check Attianese&#039;s work, which is the most accurate on that mint and the varieties issued. If anyone will ever make me see a match for that die from a specimen listed in reliable collections or studies, I will delete my article on blog.</p><p>Thanks all for your interest on my site.</p><p>With kindest regards.</p><p>Odysseus[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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