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Spain - Castulo, Cazlona (Jaén) Ae Quadrans 16 mm / 3.24 gr.
obv: diademed head right, Iberic letter Ca before
rev: bull to right, crescent above, Iberian legend CASTVLO in exergue
_2400E2 commentsAntonivs Protti02/26/22 at 02:41Curtis JJ: That's a great obverse!

GADES (Cadiz), Spain AE 'as'. Pre Roman Spain, circa 237 BC. Two tuna fish, Punic legend. Head of Herakles in lion skin. GADES (Cadiz), Spain, AE as. Head of Hercules to left, club behind. Reverse - Two tuna to left, Punic legend above and below, crescent between dot and letter alef, point between tuna. 25mm, 13.0g. FAB-1339. Scarce. 1 commentsAntonivs Protti03/04/14 at 04:26Skyler: Nice

SPAIN, Colonia Patricia (Corduba) Augustus Æ As. 19-2 B.C.; COLONIA PATRICIA. FAB-1989. SPAIN Colonia Patricia (Cordoba) Augustus AE as, 19 - 2 B.C.;
obverse PERM CAES AVG, Bare head of Augustus to left;
reverse COLONIA PATRICIA in wreath.
RPC I 129, S 16. FAB-1989. 13,0 gm., 23 mm.2 commentsAntonivs Protti05/30/13 at 05:43Antonivs Protti: As the reverse clearly says "COLONIA PATRICIA" Cor...

Castulo, Spain, AE17, (2.76g) 1st century BC, Young male head right, Phoenician letter before. / Bull right, crescent above, two Phoenicial letters below. Burgos 897 2 commentsAntonivs Protti04/06/13 at 00:43Antonivs Protti: Thx Mat. It came in a lot from Spain. It sparked a...

MISTERY ROMAN COIN no more. AE ROMAN PROVINCIAL AS.EMPORITON/EMPORIAE, (Ampurias and Rosas), SPAIN.
9,3 grams, 27mm. Green patina. 27BC-14BC. Time of Augustus.
Obv: Female helmeted head right. Latin legend C.S.B.L.C.M.Q in front
Rev. Pegasus with very curved wings foward to right. Laurel above(? Sobre la grupa laurea)
Latin legend EMPORIT below.
Found in an unclean lot from France.
I was able to identify it thanks to *Alex and Pekka K and Benito. My eternal thanks!!!!

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #1 on: Today at 08:46:14 am »
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Spain, Emporiae. RPC I 237 - 257, depending
on obverse legend etc.
Pekka K

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #2 on: Today at 09:42:06 am »
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As Pekka writes the ID depends on factors I can not see in the coin. IMO an AS ,late 1rst century BC. Emporiton.
Here a catalogue of coins minted in Ampurias and Rosas (two important greek colonies in Spain until the Romans arrived and bashed them).
Unfortunately only in Spanish, but many PICS.
http://www.bubok.es/libros/195142/Catalogo-de-las-monedas-anteriores-a-Cristo-de-AMPURIAS-ROSAS-y-area-de-influencia
Andrew can find some nicely slashed coins IMO.

Uploaded to "Identification help" http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=87371.0 4 commentsAntonivs Protti03/20/13 at 18:42Antonivs Protti: I believe I found a perfect match thanks to Pekka ...

MISTERY ROMAN COIN no more. AE ROMAN PROVINCIAL AS.EMPORITON/EMPORIAE, (Ampurias and Rosas), SPAIN.
9,3 grams, 27mm. Green patina. 27BC-14BC. Time of Augustus.
Obv: Female helmeted head right. Latin legend C.S.B.L.C.M.Q in front
Rev. Pegasus with very curved wings foward to right. Laurel above(? Sobre la grupa laurea)
Latin legend EMPORIT below.
Found in an unclean lot from France.
I was able to identify it thanks to *Alex and Pekka K and Benito. My eternal thanks!!!!

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #1 on: Today at 08:46:14 am »
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Spain, Emporiae. RPC I 237 - 257, depending
on obverse legend etc.
Pekka K

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #2 on: Today at 09:42:06 am »
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As Pekka writes the ID depends on factors I can not see in the coin. IMO an AS ,late 1rst century BC. Emporiton.
Here a catalogue of coins minted in Ampurias and Rosas (two important greek colonies in Spain until the Romans arrived and bashed them).
Unfortunately only in Spanish, but many PICS.
http://www.bubok.es/libros/195142/Catalogo-de-las-monedas-anteriores-a-Cristo-de-AMPURIAS-ROSAS-y-area-de-influencia
Andrew can find some nicely slashed coins IMO.

Uploaded to "Identification help" http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=87371.0 4 commentsAntonivs Protti03/20/13 at 12:23*Alex: Okay, I have posted it for you on the identificati...

MISTERY ROMAN COIN no more. AE ROMAN PROVINCIAL AS.EMPORITON/EMPORIAE, (Ampurias and Rosas), SPAIN.
9,3 grams, 27mm. Green patina. 27BC-14BC. Time of Augustus.
Obv: Female helmeted head right. Latin legend C.S.B.L.C.M.Q in front
Rev. Pegasus with very curved wings foward to right. Laurel above(? Sobre la grupa laurea)
Latin legend EMPORIT below.
Found in an unclean lot from France.
I was able to identify it thanks to *Alex and Pekka K and Benito. My eternal thanks!!!!

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #1 on: Today at 08:46:14 am »
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Spain, Emporiae. RPC I 237 - 257, depending
on obverse legend etc.
Pekka K

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #2 on: Today at 09:42:06 am »
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As Pekka writes the ID depends on factors I can not see in the coin. IMO an AS ,late 1rst century BC. Emporiton.
Here a catalogue of coins minted in Ampurias and Rosas (two important greek colonies in Spain until the Romans arrived and bashed them).
Unfortunately only in Spanish, but many PICS.
http://www.bubok.es/libros/195142/Catalogo-de-las-monedas-anteriores-a-Cristo-de-AMPURIAS-ROSAS-y-area-de-influencia
Andrew can find some nicely slashed coins IMO.

Uploaded to "Identification help" http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=87371.0 4 commentsAntonivs Protti03/20/13 at 03:53Antonivs Protti: Hi. I tried , but wasnÂ´t able to post the picture....

MISTERY ROMAN COIN no more. AE ROMAN PROVINCIAL AS.EMPORITON/EMPORIAE, (Ampurias and Rosas), SPAIN.
9,3 grams, 27mm. Green patina. 27BC-14BC. Time of Augustus.
Obv: Female helmeted head right. Latin legend C.S.B.L.C.M.Q in front
Rev. Pegasus with very curved wings foward to right. Laurel above(? Sobre la grupa laurea)
Latin legend EMPORIT below.
Found in an unclean lot from France.
I was able to identify it thanks to *Alex and Pekka K and Benito. My eternal thanks!!!!

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #1 on: Today at 08:46:14 am »
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Spain, Emporiae. RPC I 237 - 257, depending
on obverse legend etc.
Pekka K

Re: MYSTERY COIN. Roman Republican? Pegasus/Female head.
« Reply #2 on: Today at 09:42:06 am »
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As Pekka writes the ID depends on factors I can not see in the coin. IMO an AS ,late 1rst century BC. Emporiton.
Here a catalogue of coins minted in Ampurias and Rosas (two important greek colonies in Spain until the Romans arrived and bashed them).
Unfortunately only in Spanish, but many PICS.
http://www.bubok.es/libros/195142/Catalogo-de-las-monedas-anteriores-a-Cristo-de-AMPURIAS-ROSAS-y-area-de-influencia
Andrew can find some nicely slashed coins IMO.

Uploaded to "Identification help" http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=87371.0 4 commentsAntonivs Protti03/19/13 at 14:44*Alex: Have you posted this coin in the identification he...

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