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Re: Help identify another ancient coin
It's a veil because it's posthumous. (View Post)1 -
Re: Help ID Ancient Roman Coin
The style is eastern European. The mintmark is something like SMNA, which is Nicomedia. RIC 6 is the coin reference (see this sale). 'cf' means 'compare' since the coin is like Co… (View Post)1 -
Re: Post your Uniface Coins 😀
Tetricus I Antoninianus, 260-275 Cologne. Silver, 17.1mm, 1.84g. Uniface. Pax standing left, holding olive branch and sceptre; PAX AVG (RIC V, Tetricus I 100 or RIC V, Tetricus I 248). From the Cotte… (View Post)5 -
Re: Post your Uniface Coins 😀
South Ferriby ‘Stork Head’ Rich Type 28a Unit, 55-45BC Corieltavi Tribe, English Midlands. Silver, 13-15mm, 1.18g. Horse right, stork head, pellet rosette above, pellet below tail. Uniface (ABC 1806;… (View Post)5 -
Re: Help identifying ancient roman with palm leaf on reverse
It's a provincial (the lettering is Greek and it's a thick coin) so you need to look on RPC. The obverse inscription starts ΜΑΞ so I think it is Maximian from Alexandria. Something like thi… (View Post)1
