Recycled as lot 1850 at Action Rauch November 2016 without mention of rubbing (frotado) and heavy hairlines.
Pscipio
11. Oct. 2016, 22:39
Pressed from modern dies.
Tejas554
9. Oct. 2016, 20:55
The Reference to Friedrich Stefan No. 5 is misleading, as Stefan is showing a silver quartersiliqua. The coin is almost certainly a modern forgery.
aurumercur
5. Oct. 2016, 17:18
Not Apollonia but Dyrrhachium
siliquae
30. Sept. 2016, 04:41
Faux moderne, répertorié aux FAC (http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/displayimage.php?pos=-7521). De nombreuses siliques de mêmes coins de droits et de revers ont été vendues comme des vraies ces dernières années.
CaptainMyCaptain
26. Sept. 2016, 23:12
Philip III. V over monogram = Philip III.Looks like F-oD variety. Best bet is F. Very early 1600s or very very late 1500's (1599)
Roxburgh
12. Sept. 2016, 23:50
This has year 2 not 3.
CaptainMyCaptain
12. Sept. 2016, 04:04
potosi. not lima
CaptainMyCaptain
11. Sept. 2016, 12:17
1622 as 16ZZ.
lazooro
4. Sept. 2016, 13:01
Yes it is Philip V 1736
CaptainMyCaptain
2. Sept. 2016, 00:53
cleary not lima, and cleary not Luis I.
siliquae
1. Sept. 2016, 17:59
RIC 37, official.
Gabriel43
29. Aug. 2016, 18:22
Ce n'est pas Perpignan, mais Saint Pourçain.
Point 11°,
comme les deux autres indiquées.
Perpignan a un P au centre de la croix du revers.
rpbt
22. Aug. 2016, 12:59
Probably a hemilitron; too large and heavy for a hexas.
rpbt
22. Aug. 2016, 12:56
A Pentonkion rather than a hexas; five dots on the reverse as marks of value, and also too heavy for a hexas.
coinscollector
14. Aug. 2016, 19:27
Very interesting comment. However I did a mirror photo effect of your dies and it doesn't look like this coin. Many cracks and holes even the description looks different . I am not implying you are wrong, however to make your statement more reliable, can you post of photo with a wax or clay in-print of your dies ?
regards
alsadeekalsadouk
12. Aug. 2016, 14:07
posthumous issues not true
alsadeekalsadouk
12. Aug. 2016, 12:42
by the way it is nice mint and some secrets on that mint, ΣΕ monogram on the neck, looks city mint like alexander one
Valbona
29. July 2016, 22:19
Looks like an addax antelope. This would make it very unusual.
CaptainMyCaptain
29. July 2016, 18:59
Mexico is, technically not south America.....its North....
Anyway. I am not seeing the date sadly.
CaptainMyCaptain
29. July 2016, 18:56
this is why I hate NGC grading cobs. Constant screw ups. This is 1672 not 1612. Not only that, you can not put a grade for milled coinage on cobs! They will never receive the same accolades. Crack that sucker out.
CaptainMyCaptain
29. July 2016, 18:53
1713
CaptainMyCaptain
29. July 2016, 18:51
fake. has a small marking of some kind bottom left, obverse. "Replica"? Copy?
Point 11°,
comme les deux autres indiquées.
Perpignan a un P au centre de la croix du revers.
regards
Anyway. I am not seeing the date sadly.