Nicely done Altmura.
Seems like 1 positive Mesembrian ID, 1 likely Mysian ID.
Altmura, are you saying the Helmeted figure (
Athena?) on the bottom
reverse has
Herakles on the
obverse? I do see it now that you point it out. Very interesting...
Oh, here it is!
Pergamon,
Mysia. AE Chalkoi, 0.83 g, 10.48 mm. ca. 300 BC.
Head of
Athena right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet /
Head of
Herakles right, wearing
lion's skin headdress.
BMC 22;
Sear 3958.
See:http://wildwinds.com/coins/greece/mysia/pergamon/t.html
Third coin down.BMC 22/Sear 3958
