I know this is a long shot, but I thought I'd try anyway
I recently purchased a CY162 Tyrian half-shekel from Incitatus Coins (picture at
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=185920), and I'm starting to do a
bit of research into it. The seller was unsure of its
provenance, but told me he bought it several years ago from a dealer in
France. Is there anyway to track down who that dealer might have been?
PHOENICIA, Tyre AR silver half
shekel, 19mm, 7.0g. Tyre, or Jerusalem (as
per Meshorer), dated CY 162 (36-37 CE). Laureate
head of Melkart right,
lion skin around neck.
Reverse -
Eagle standing left on prow;
palm frond in background; to left, PΞB (date) above club; to right, KP above XX; Phoenician A between legs. DCA-Tyre 385 (same dies as illustration, also a die match for
Triton XXV, #6161);
RPC I 4695;
HGC 10, 358;
DCA 922.