What Kind Of Coin Is This

2MM, 3/4 In inches. Sorry don't have a coin scale at the moment.

 

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No way that's Philip of Macedon. Although the reverse looks right, the bust is nowhere close. Here are a couple of worn Philip of Macedon AEs.

 

ummm can you translate that Spanish for me please? LOL

 

Just check out the CNG link-- same coins.

 

i google translated it in the post

 

ok, thanks

 

So, let me get this strait. it is from 2293 Bc???

 

No, that's a catalog number. And the BC+ is Spanish for Bien conservada + = F+. These coins are from 2nd-1st century BC.

 

its the coins number in a book,

another reference for the coin is ACIP. 1187
it would be coin # 1187 in this book

https://www.abebooks.com/ANCIENT-COINAGE-IBERIAN-PENINSULA-GREEK-PUNIC/8342823561/bd


It is probably from 2nd or 1st century BC

 

edited, already clarified.

 

ok

 

I agree.

ACIP 1187 24mm,10.88g, R3 Not so common.

Also A.Heiss 33

 

common lets bring in some more info...... this is really helping!! Thanks

 

help PLEASE

 

with what?

 

more info on ancient coins

 

What sort of info are you looking for? Quite a bit has already been shared here.

 

Looks like you nailed this one!!

Noah, for a buck you did great!!

 

Your Right

 

Noah Finney,

A little more info.

Look up Tarraco on wikipedia and you will find out almost everything there is about where your coin came from.

The obverse on your Kese was good enough for people here on the Ancient Forum to identify it.
The reverse in this condition is not identifiable.