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Coins Of India - Mughal Coins
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Old Post Posted 01/20/2022  11:35 pm
the silver coin remains a mystery

this is among the internet's most intriguing threads



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Indo Sassanian Coinage
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Old Post Posted 09/20/2021  01:50 am
thoughts on this one please anyone?


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Ancient Kashmir Coinage
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Old Post Posted 09/18/2021  11:25 pm
trying again since my question half a year later got no replies.
please, this again:
/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=278563#3365673
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Coins Of India - Mughal Coins
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Old Post Posted 03/03/2021  11:41 pm
I dutifully upload a new version with the 90^deg <-- rotation of the right image


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Coins Of India - Mughal Coins
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Old Post Posted 03/03/2021  11:14 pm
many thanks!
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Ancient Kashmir Coinage
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Old Post Posted 02/19/2021  01:16 am
Please can anyone identify these mystery coins?


this one is silver or maybe electrum:




this one is copper or bronze, quite thick:




any info appreciated
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Faustina II - Wife Of Marcus Aurelius
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Old Post Posted 02/18/2021  11:39 pm
like Finn325's, above, here's another scratchy one


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Women Of Rome - Annia Galeria Faustina
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Old Post Posted 02/18/2021  11:33 pm
a DIVA in great condition --just pity the reverse's scruffy strike


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Women Of Rome - Annia Galeria Faustina
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Old Post Posted 02/18/2021  11:32 pm
a well-worn DIVA


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Women Of Rome - Annia Galeria Faustina
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Old Post Posted 02/18/2021  11:27 pm
my very worn one of that lifetime issue





i love her little hair bun
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Help Indentify Two Coins.
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Old Post Posted 02/18/2021  07:10 am
welcome aboard. they seem like reproductions.
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Identifying Ancient Greek And Roman Coins #39
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  8:05 pm
the first is too corroded for me to interpret.
the second's face might resemble some of the fat emperors with beards and big necks in the 284 AD and later section here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_...man_emperors
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Fake Ancients
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  5:51 pm
I didn't see a caveat anywhere on his pages that he's selling repros and some of the prices sure are as if he's trying to deceive. I think he's trying to deceive --hence listing him.
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Name That Monogram (Mystery Mark On Nabataean Bronze Coin Circa 5 Bc)
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  5:49 pm
Yikes, I see my question above got garbled with code-junk when the forum-bot saw lettering with some diacritics. I'm therefore resending the question with no diacritics on 'Haritat' and 'heth.':
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And now for one of the most jargon-heavy questions I've ever asked. So, Syllaeus and Aretas IV co-ruled Nabataea for a few rivalous years before Aretas IV won out. They had some ruling-together coins. Is it that the shin + lam stands for Syllaeus? Aretas IV in Aramaic was called Haritat; does the heth/het stand for him?
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What Are Your Thoughts About This Tiberius Denarius?
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  03:04 am
I wouldn't buy it. The missing details and pebbly surface yell "cast copy" and the patina looks too much like acrylic paint wash --or maybe just soot. When surfaces are so worn down that details are rubbed off (as happens), then why would the raised surfaces not be smooth? Instead they have the cast-coin gritty texture apparently --it's a "detail" that "should" rub away if they were really handled so much.
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Fake Ancients
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  02:59 am
almost entirely everything offered by this huckster:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/antiquiti/..g=200&_from=

"unresearched" (*cough)
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Coins Of India - Mughal Coins
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  01:53 am
I do hope user drnsreedhar returns. He's been away for a year and he made such helpful posts.
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Name That Monogram (Mystery Mark On Nabataean Bronze Coin Circa 5 Bc)
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Old Post Posted 02/16/2021  01:48 am
And now for one of the most jargon-heavy questions I've ever asked. So, Syllaeus and Aretas IV co-ruled Nabataea for a few rivalous years before Aretas IV won out. They had some ruling-together coins. Is it that the shin + lam stands for Syllaeus? Aretas IV in Aramaic was called #7716;#257;ritat; does the #7716;#275;th/het stand for him?
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Crazy-Old Like Sumerian Or Akkadian Coin Was My Guess --What's Your Guess?
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Old Post Posted 02/15/2021  10:05 pm
Thanks, all. I'll concur: not Sumerian or Akkadian since that's too early. I've now been able to find online some results with similar thickness --the paisa or fulus type and something called a dam. The remaining mystery about this one is the lack of readable script: so simple, just lines and dots. Even checking those new results, nothing comes up that looks like this one. Any informed guesses on the markings?
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Name That Monogram (Mystery Mark On Nabataean Bronze Coin Circa 5 Bc)
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Old Post Posted 02/15/2021  6:23 pm
Thank you. Yes, knew about the het/h, but as I've said all along, the other mark is the puzzle. So, "Shin , Lam" --what is Shin Lam? Is it maybe the monogram Aretas (IV)? Somebody up here will know.
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