I already posted these two coins two years ago as a reply. I'd like to repost them now as a thread, in case somebody could tell me more about them. 1) a fourrée Achemenid Empire, siglos. AR (fourrée) 14-15.5 mm, 4.83 g Obv.: Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, holding (...) and bow Rev.: Irregular punch? Carradice type IV? 4th c. BC I wonder if the reverse is just an irregular punch or if it is something else... 2) an imitative (?) siglos Imitation of Achemenid siglos. Debased AR, 14-16 mm, 3.97 g Obv.: Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear pointing diagonally downwards and bow. Rev.: Schematic Persian king or hero? It's not bronze, but it seems to be a much debased silver. I don't know what it is, I've never seen a coin like this one. If somebody knows... many thanks in advance!
