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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mikjo0, post: 116071, member: 3565&quot;]If they are real,and I suspect they are,they predate the Roman occupation of Pamphlyos Aspendos by several hundred years.The designs are in the Greek style but are probably homegrown.Aspendos has a rich history of coinage and there were several mints there starting in 420BC.Unless there&#039;s a thriving market there in fakes,your guy probably found them in the ground or bartered for them with someone who did.Just a guess.</p><p>That being said,you don&#039;t see a lot of Greek coins with no lettering on them,usually designating the city they were made in or a mintmark.I can&#039;t tell from your photos.Also can&#039;t tell if they&#039;re silver or bronze.That makes a huge difference in value.</p><p>Here are two examples of coins from Aspendos,you can see some similarities.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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