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Iod254, you may want to bookmark this site for Ptolemaic coins: http://www.ptolemybronze.com/

If your computer can run Java, there is an attribution program which can narrow things down.

There are also links to the entirety of Svoronos (text and plates).

If I recall correctly, more recent scholarship shuffles his attributions a bit (some Ptolemy III are now considered IV, for instance). I may be wrong about this though.

These ancient coins are proving to be quite tricky.

Staying under $100 each, does anyone have great and positive examples of a Ptolemy I bronze with Alexander's portrait as well as an Alexander III lifetime issue? I'm ok with bronze or silver and would honestly prefer test cuts if they're there.

As many examples as you find would be awesome.

I'm not sure if you guy's like to window shop for others, but it'd be appreciated.

Cool Bronze examples I've seen. Delta above the bow should always be lifetime, as well as E under the quiver, and eagle, or a horse with no rider. First two are prefered as they're 4chok bs 2chok on the latter 2.
https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/ce...Default.aspx
https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/ae...Default.aspx
https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/ro...Default.aspx

Ptolemy I
None yet besides that one bronze that is apparently a Ptolemy II. I'm not sure of what markers determined that difference though.

Iod254... I am finding some things which may be of high interest to you but I don't want to post current auctions on a public forum (may foil someone's bidding plans). When I click your name, it says you do not wish to receive emails. If you can change that status I will send you some links.