Es handelt sich um Haeberlin 223,1 und nicht um 233,1. Die Tafelangabe ist korrekt

I have one of these coins which I've had lying around for over 25 years. I dont know if its real or fake but would like the chance to find out..

Does anyone know how I would go about this?

I'd be grateful for ANY help anyone would be kind enough to give. I'm in London UK if that makes any difference.

Thanks

Bezz

Modern fake. Published in Bulletin on Counterfeits Vol 1, No 2, May 1976.

Modern fake. Published in Bulletin on Counterfeits Vol 1, No 2, May 1976.

Modern fake. Published in Bulletin on Counterfeits Vol 1, No 2, May 1976.

Modern fake. Published in Bulletin on Counterfeits Vol 1, No 2, May 1976.

Modern fake. Published in Bulletin on Counterfeits Vol 1, No 2, May 1976.

I tried to post a picture of this tetradrachm on this sight . . to no avail. Ohh well; copy/paste doesn't work. Guess she'll remain in latency

I decided to invest a little money in silver back in 2009. Ebay was a sight I had spent alot of money on, and I bought several roles of American silver. One day I typed in 'Greek silver atique coin' and this coin showed up. The seller was a man from Ioninna who claimed his great grandfather found this coin. His spelling was poor, hense the coin didn't show up on many search engines, and so I decided to check out his claim to see if it was really worth $4ooo. Well, there was hardly any search records at the time, just a poor picture from the British Museum. I checked his ebey record and he was 100% and from Greece during their financial crisis, and he had debt. I took a chance and spent $435. Now when I recieved the coin I was amazed at the dry/parched look of the glowing silver's oxidation, the black between the details looked baked, and also, the coin is dense.This coin is beautiful! I have been looking for signs of this coin for 2 years, they just don't exist. Well now I have found one; here. My coin doesn't have the scarring, knife cuts, and is a little more worn. It has a planchett defect cutting into Dione's head, and is set more like the one in the British museum.I don't know if it is original, but I do know it came from Epirus, and from a young Greek man who claimed his great grand father found it.

Dieses Gordian stammt aus Stratonikeia in Karien, nicht aus Nikaia in Bithynien. Eine Referenz hab ich aber nicht zu bieten.

This is not Galerius Maximian (RIC VI ROMA 120b) but Maximian Herculius. Therefore RIC VI ROMA 103b

ca ressemble un-peu a cette image la
http://www.sacra-moneta.com/Actualites-numismatique/Solidus-de-Pulcherie-imperatrice-byzantine.html

mais la face c'est la même que sure votre pièce ??

il ya le type avec la croix large et les deux xx et de l'autre coté la dame qui regarde nous regarde elle n'a pas la tète tourné comme sur le liens ^^

es que vous connaissez cette pièce combien elle coute merci d'avance ^^

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.