Hello Friends, The guy looks like Marc Anthony..or Agrippa? humm both are from Asia Minor I think..but? whom? both very large 3 cm.
A coin from the same dies as the female is discussed here:- http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=100509.0
Male looks like Caracalla. Reverse figures look like caracalla Hygieia and Asklepios with Telesphoros between.
so the lady is again one from Tyana Type : objet monetiforme, monographie Titre(s) : [Monnaie de Cappadoce. Tyana, Julia Domna [Monnaie] Description matérielle : Bronze (14,22 g) Already the 3rth...I have ask what is what again Tyana..hummm probably the guy I bought them from had them all from there... And the Agrippa? same place maybe?
one the of the other topics placed by me: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/coin-id-needed-mystery-for-me.261002/
Male coin on left obverse reads NINOC to right of bust. This is the end of ANTO-NINOC so most likely Caracalla. I don't see a double pi.
almost there I think? what do you think? http://www.asiaminorcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=286&pid=5483#top_display_media
Nice history, Zenobia was also involved: According to Strabo the city was known also as "Eusebeia at the Taurus". Under Roman EmperorCaracalla, the city became Antoniana colonia Tyana. After having sided with Queen Zenobia of Palmyra, it was captured by Aurelianin 272, who would not allow his soldiers to sack it, allegedly becauseApollonius appeared to him, pleading for its safety.
look at this one cy,not exactly the same as yours....but it shows all the details on a dang near perfect (and expensive) coin... http://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1714254
Hello Chrismatt71, humm I am also from 1971. Indeed also a very nice coin, my coin has no details compared to the others. the Domna is I think much better. Thanks to all to solve the riddle !!
