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Pillar of the Community
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Two questions:
1. Is it the image of the ruler on the coin or is it one of the attributed anonymous Folles? 2. Do you know of any online reference for Arabic countermarks on Byzantine base metal coinage?
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The image is not of a ruler, as I said earlier it is attributed to a specific ruler though.
I have not done much research into Byzantine/Arabic coinage but I will check to see if I have anything and forward it onto to you if I do.
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Here is a hint before I turn in for the night. It's late Byzantine.
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Pillar of the Community
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No, this was one of the rulers from Europe.
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Pillar of the Community
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Andronicus III? (If not, then it seems to be from the Empire of Nicaea.)
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Pillar of the Community
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Med I agree with you. If no then Nicaea, Trebizond.
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Good night all - as usual, if I should be right by accident then someone go and post.
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It's from Constantinople, time frame 1204-1261.
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Where is Chris? This should be an easy one for him. This coin was issued during one of the Crusades.
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote: Constantinople, time frame 1204-1261 Based on that, have to assume you refer to the Latin Empire. Don't know of any coinage from the Latin Empire which has been attributed specifically to a single ruler, but newer research might very well have been able to do just that. Looking forward to hear about that - is there an online reference available?
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Aug Max you are so very close.
Medieval, You are correct in a sense that it's difficult to attribute these Latin ruler coins. However most have been attributed to one ruler throughout the entire period. Or at least the way I understand it.
If no one gets it on the next guess I will reveal who it is.
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Pillar of the Community
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The barbarÃan John of Brienne
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