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Rather than showing a dull earlier Philip, here a coin which stretches the boundaries - but I hope some will find this type of coin interesting:   Undertype/matrix is a 4 Maravedis 1598 from Philip III (1598-1621, King of Spain - CC#186+ (Tipo-25) As proof enlargement of the bottom right corner of the obverse:   [Yes, it was revalued in 1659 (by another Philip), Philip IV (1621-1665)] |
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Hanging on to Popular "P" !! The States of PYU! Burma, The States of Pyu, The City of Srikshetra AR Full Unit (96 Ratti) s. 632-835 AD 35 mm x 9.53 g obverse: Bhadrapitha Symbol. A Drum tied in the center with diadems. reverse: Srivatsa symbol (the Temple of Sri, fertility goddess) with sun and moon above, conch shell on the right and thunderbolt to the left.  |
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The Ancients provided many good examples of "Q" I have none. So I will point out the monogram "Q".  |
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Qin Shi Huang (221 - 210 B.C.) AE 12 Zhu, 220 - 180 B.C., Unknown Mint, 31mm, 4.7g, 0°, Hartill 7.7. Obv: Ban Liang. Rev: Blank as made.  |
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Not the best coin, ragged flan, flancrack and worn reverse, but the portrait is okay:   Antoninianus from Quintillus (270), minted in Rome - RIC#31 Obverse: IMP C M AVR CL QVINTILLVS AVG around bust right, radiate and draped Reverse: SECVRIT AVG around Securitas standing left on column, holding sceptre, XI in right field |
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  Republican denarius from moneyer Q.Lutatis Cerco ((109/108BC) - Sear[ME]#182 Obverse: Head of young Mars right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet, * (monogran '16') behind, ROMA above, [CERCO before - off flan] Reverse: Galley right, Q.LVTATI / Q above, all within oak wreath |
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Edited by pishpash
11/30/2014 07:02 am
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Good morning 'pishpash' - that link is to Ptolemy IV.  |
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  Jital AH716 (1316+) from Qutb al din Mubarak I (AH716-AH720 = 1316-1320), Sultans of Delhi - cf.Mitchiner#2574 |
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Thanks Medieval, I have updated the link.
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  Billon Antoninianus from Quietus (260-261), uncertain Syrian mint - Sear[ME]#10819 Obverse: IMP C FVL QVIETVS P F AVG around bust right, radiate, draped Reverse: AP OLINI CONSERVA around Apollo standing facing, head left, holding laurel branch in his right and resting his left hand on a lyre |
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I have three Quintillius coins from three different mints, I'll only post one. Antoninianus Quintillius 270 AD IMP CM AVR QUINTILLIVS AVG PROVIDENT AVG Rome mint RIC #28   |
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  Republican denarius from moneyer Q.Minucius M.f.Thermus (103BC) - Sear[ME]#197 Obverse: Head of young Mars left, wearing crested helmet Reverse: Roman soldier advancing from left with uplifted sword, protecting fallen comrade with shield, fighting barbarian, in exergue Q.FERM.MF |
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Now that's an awesome reverse.Holy cow!
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Here two issues of the same coin:     AE 17 from Rabbell II (~71-106) with his sister Gamilath, Kingdom of Nabataea - BMC#20 and BMC#22 Obverse: Jugate busts right of Rabbell and Gamilath Reverse: "RaBAL GaMiLaT" between rwo cornucopiae which are crossed and filletted |
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