Petite Marcus Antonius

[Stephen C.]

Recently bought 6 coin lot mainly for 1 coin only to find so far 2 are accurate 1 way off course 1 ancient imitative 1 real but most likely intentionally given wrong ID so here goes but its all good for the money I still got good variety and 1 that I really wanted. Here goes the last that hopefully with some knowledge from the forum I can attain a accurate ID. In my research I've not seen any Antony coins like this or this size, and I have 1 legit Antony I'll be sharing photos of soon. Thats not to say that I missed something that could have led me to giving Antonys name to this small but nice coin. Measuring a modest 9.5mm and tipping the scales at 0.5g this little guy is a keeper all the same. Appreciate any help given And its December now....Happy Holidays to all!

[areich]

Hi Stephen, it might be helpful to take the coin out of the holder and take new pictures. It doesn't look like a coin of Marc Antony at all though.

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3347545

Your coin looks Greek with a female head on the obverse, some god/goddess/personification on a prow on the reverse.

[Stephen C.]

Hope this helps!

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[Meepzorp]

Hi folks,

I agree with areich's description.

Could it be Ascalon?

Meepzorp

[djmacdo]

Crop you pictyres.  The images will appear bigger--and you will not use so much of Forum's resources.

[Stephen C.]

not sure if I missed out on link to ebay assuming it showed coin for sale similar to mine, if so it was over by time i clicked link showed no items and other link showed Antony coin. Do any of you know of a askalon coin mentioned for me to look at, having trouble getting wild winds to load photos.