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carthago:
For your consideration:

Carthago:

TOP COIN
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-103288

BOTTOM COIN
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-53412

Voting ended on 7th November.

Potator II:
That's a tough one

JC

Andrew McCabe:

--- Quote from: Potator II on October 24, 2013, 05:31:26 am ---That's a tough one

JC

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l was thinking exactly the same. This is an issue where style and engraving quality vary tremendously so one can rarely make choices just bases on condition. I'm afraid I ducked the decision by giving both top grades.

Paddy:
Tough choice, yes, I agree. I will say this much though, flowlines are a thing of beauty on ancient coins. The clearer the better... I know which coin gets my vote..

Matt Inglima:

--- Quote ---
This is an issue where style and engraving quality vary tremendously so one can rarely make choices just bases on condition. I'm afraid I ducked the decision by giving both top grades.

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Agreed, they are both wonderful in their own way. It just wasn't possible for me to rate one below the other, I'm afraid.

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