This guy has uploaded several of these on academia.edu; this is the latest one to show up on the radar. Having never seen a reference in print for the series, I thought it was pretty great. Especially with the full renderings of the legends, along with translations. Love that alphabet (evoking Amharic /Ge'ez, by way of their common origin, Syriac). https://www.academia.edu/30495375/CILICIAN_ARMENIA_pdf?email_work_card=thumbnail ...Don't think I have pics of any of mine. ...That's your cue....
A coolly late one, @Parthicus. You started at the right place! (All I have are the usual suspects, Levon I and Hetoum. --But it would be cool to see more of those, too.) Liking the king on horseback.
My only one: Cilician Armenia 1 Takvorin - Gosdantin IV 1365-73 And my only regular Armenia: Armenia Levon III 1301-7 Kardez 2.1 g, 18 mm Both of these were bought loose and only identified thanks to the help of all you folks at Coin Talk, thanks.
Late-Breaking News: This Just In: @Cachecoins started this brilliant thread yesterday: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/armenia-and-levon-i-king-of-the-mountain.381703/
The second coin attribution is wrong , that is Roupen I , the same as first one . From my knowledge, baronial coins attributed to Prince Gosdantin 1095 - 1110 are unknown .
Uh-oh. Thanks for that, @VD76. The author does come across more as a(n intelligent) collector than an academic.
His series is pretty good for a poor's man catalog. For the Armenian coinage, while older, I would download Paul Bedoukian's reference that was published by ANS containing about 600 pages of chock-full-of-goodness and its freely available https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.$b687478&view=1up&seq=7
