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Miroslav J:
Has anyone seen a reverse like this, on an urbs roma coin. The right twin looks like a female to me. A very unusual hairstyle.

Lech Stępniewski:
I think it's accidental. It's hard to believe that the engraver in Thessalonica didn't know it was about two boys.

antvwala:
Thessalonica V mint.
What may make it rare or common is the symbol above the she-wolf. What may make it rare or common is the symbol above the she-wolf. Three variants are "not in Ric"

antvwala:
To know all the variants of all the mints and their rarities:

https://www.academia.edu/94152794/Vrbs_Roma_Una_serie_commemorativa_di_nummi_dalla_ricca_e_inattesa_simbologia

Lech Stępniewski:

--- Quote from: antvwala on May 04, 2023, 02:40:54 pm ---Three variants are "not in Ric"

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If you have good photos of these three variants, I would be grateful for them.

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