je viens de trouvé une pièce qui ressemble cella la déférence c'est que la croix et plus grande et l’écriture a gauche de la croix ce termine avec XX
C'est écrit ''ONOD VOT XX '' et la croix est plus large que ceux qui ce trouve ici ???

nice piece but it is not so uique

Dear sir,

it is nice coin and found 2 years ago the same of it in south jordan but the king Philip was without beard >

thanks

http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18868.html

I bought this coin from Pegasi Numismatics. It actually weighs 4.12 grams.

Leider nicht. Habe diesen bisher nur einmal in einer Sammlerbörse in Dortmund gesehen. Sollte dort 4.300 Euro kosten

This is a fake from modern dies, cf. IAPN BOC Vol 18 (1993), no. 2.

Lars Rutten

C'est un Prieur 319

je dispose de monnaies de ce type puis-je les envoyer pour estimation

Medusenhaupt - kein Helios

This piece does not seem to be of Constantinople fabrique. It rather appears to be from Roman mint corresponding to Sear 291 (but with a dot on the globus cruciger). Has anyone come across similar exemplars?

found one of these while walking a scenic volcanic trail in south australia and curious to know more about it if anyone can help. thanks.

Condition circulated to fine.
Could any one provide a rough guide for the value of this coin please.

The conjoined busts are actually President Mariano Melgarejo in the back and his Secretary of State, Director of Foreign Affairs and Director of Finance, Mariano Donato Muñoz in the foreground.

The conjoined busts are actually President Mariano Melgarejo in the back and his Secretary of State, Director of Foreign Affairs and Director of Finance, Mariano Donato Muñoz in the foreground.

The conjoined busts are actually President Mariano Melgarejo in the back and his Secretary of State, Director of Foreign Affairs and Director of Finance, Mariano Donato Muñoz in the foreground.

The conjoined busts are actually President Mariano Melgarejo in the back and his Secretary of State, Director of Foreign Affairs and Director of Finance, Mariano Donato Muñoz in the foreground.

Here it is as a replica, sold on ebay: http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-7278

Die vierte Gußfälschung dieses Typs bei CNG.

Noch einmal diese Gußfälschung.

Gleiche Fälschung wie die vorhergehende Nummer dieser Auktion.

Diese Münze scheint eine Gußfälschung zu sein. Ich habe einen Artikel aus dem Numismatischen Nachrichtenblatt 7/99 gefunden, in dem 4 weitere dieser Stücke vorgestellt werden. Sie sind nicht nur "stempelgleich", sondern haben auch die gleichen Fehlstellen (z.B. die Kerbe auf dem Av. bei 15.00 Uhr)

Hab jetzt doch aehnliche gefunden. Wuerde deshalb sagen echt.

Ist dieses Stueck echt? Dass es unverkauft ist und sich im Stil von den anderen unterscheidet laesst mich daran zweifeln.

Christodoulos struck fake from known dies of Christodoulos

This coin is from Christodoulos dies 520 (reverse) and 521 (obverse) as documented by J.N. Svoronos in “Synopsis de Mille Coins Faux du Faussaire C. Christodoulos” (1922)
Refer: http://snible.org/coins/christodoulos/

Diagnostics of the fake:

1) Die match to known Christodoulos dies 520 (reverse) and 521 (obverse)
2) Low weight: 0.5 gms or 3.6% less that the relevant gold standard of 13.9 gm
3) The unique and inappropriate (for a deified Arsinoe issue) reverse typology with a single rather than double cornucopia.
4) The reverse depiction of a string like fillet around the cornucopia rather than a broader royal diadem

Further discussion:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-10154
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=67812.0