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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ambr0zie, post: 8282422, member: 80952&quot;]I totally agree the coin is hard to pinpoint.</p><p>I just checked Dane&#039;s Excel and the Constantinople examples in RIC are</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 63 CONS gamma, CONSZ, CONSIA</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 63 CONS gamma, CONSZ, CONSIA</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 63 CONSIA</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 63 CONS gamma, CONSZ, CONSIA</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 79 CONSZ dot, CONSIA dot</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 86 dot CONSZ dot</p><p>RIC VII Constantinople 79 CONSZ dot</p><p><br /></p><p>The last letter of the mintmark could also be a Z so would fit the examples here, but for me it looks like a T.</p><p>CONSZ dot or dot CONSZ dot could be possible matches. </p><p>If I stare at the pic more, I think I see RIC VII Constantinople 86 dot CONSZ dot</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=20201]@TheNickelGuy[/USER], don&#039;t try to clean the coin. I don&#039;t think you can improve it too much. And welcome to ancient coins world of course. But for the future, try to get better examples (believe me, I am NOT a condition snob, but many types of coins are cheap and you can get a nice examples without effort. At least you need to sure it can be properly identified and you like it in hand - and this is very subjective)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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