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Greek Coins / Re: Unknown Alexander The Great tetradrachm type?
« Last post by Arados on Today at 11:38:47 am »
I was going to answer you yesterday but time ran out during the evening. I am in total agreement with Curtis regarding authenticity and that your coin is more than likely unpublished. I also searched the Pella website and painstakingly went through the symbols and I think i see iconographic similarities to coins of Chios and Western Asia. I have separated the individual letters of the symbol seen on your coin (OMY & K), so hopefully this will help you in part to place your coin within a certain group.
 
Hope this was of some help.
 
Regards
Martin
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Fake Coins and Notorious Fake Sellers / Re: Identification needed IMP CAESVE
« Last post by djmacdo on Today at 07:58:34 am »
It looks like a modern cast.
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Identification Help / Re: Trajan Capaddocia?
« Last post by Altamura on Today at 02:22:01 am »
You are right, there is also a coin from Caesarea minted under Trajan with year ΙϚ: https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/3143
Indeed this seems to be the better choice  :).

Regards

Altamura
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Fake Coins and Notorious Fake Sellers / Re: Identification needed IMP CAESVE
« Last post by sretenvuk on Today at 01:59:26 am »
Thanks a lot! It was important to have starting point, and I will research further.
Kind regards!
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History and Archeology / Re: I can't believe these guys fought 3 wars....
« Last post by Sap on Today at 12:27:15 am »
The straight-line distance between the two American towns in the OP is 885 kilometres.

The straight-line distance between the original Rome and the original Carthage is just 587 kilometres - and that's mostly over open sea.
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Books and References / Updated Pages in Schaefer’s Binders
« Last post by Ken W2 on Yesterday at 10:38:37 pm »
Anyone know what it means in Schaefer’s when examples shown on the initial page of an issue are covered up on the “updated” pages? For example in binder 13 examples of Cr. 529/4 shown on page 187 are covered up by clippings on pages 187-1 and 187-2. Thanks in advance. 
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History and Archeology / Re: Possible discovery of a new Roman usurper emperor?
« Last post by Tacitus on Yesterday at 09:57:44 pm »
Has anyone seen a coin of Gaius Nymphidius Sabinus?
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Ancient Coin Forum / Re: Building an app for numismatics, and need your Feedback dear collectors!
« Last post by Joe Sermarini on Yesterday at 07:21:47 pm »
Unless your software will help people buy coins from FORVM ANCIENT COINS (and it wont), this really isn't the place to discuss it.
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History and Archeology / Re: I can't believe these guys fought 3 wars....
« Last post by PMah on Yesterday at 05:53:06 pm »
Only a two day march in New York, no Alps or ocean.
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Identification Help / Re: Antioch (?) provincial with SC
« Last post by VonDrobac on Yesterday at 05:35:28 pm »
Crude one but in my opinion could be Hadrian from Antioch.

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