I have a couple of 'Pan' coins that I am having trouble attributing, and any help that anyone can give me is appreciated. I think I may have the first one(?) but the second I am unsure about. 1/- Antigonos Gonatas, King of Macedonia. 277-239 BC. AE21 mm. 6.96 gm. Helmeted head of Athena right in crested Corinthian helmet / B/A, Pan standing right erecting a trophy; symbols to left and right (helmet, wreath, palm branch etc), ANT monogram in lower centre. SNG Cop 1205-1213 2/- Antigonos Gonatas, King of Macedonia. 277-239 BC. AE16.2 mm. 3.90 gm. Helmeted head of Athena right in crested Corinthian helmet. (but where to from here?) I think I can see the full female form in the trophy rather than a few 'sticks'. Any ideas please?
No idea, but both of 'em look awesome The first version looks like PAN has that dude against the wall (choke-hold) The second version is kinda like an episode out of Law and Order SVU
ANTIGONOS GONATAS, King of Macedonia Here is mine: AE 19 OBVERSE: Head of Athena right in crested Corinthian helmet REVERSE: BA above, ANTI monogram below, Pan advancing right, erecting trophy Struck at Macedonia, 277-239 BC 4.58g, 19mm Lindgren III, 105, Sear #6786 (var) Countermarked on obverse
