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Please Help ID Ancient Greek Coin With Possible Corinthian Helmet

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This AE coin weighs 4.72 grams and measures 19 mm.

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Please-Help-ID-Ancient-Greek-Coin-With-Possible-Corinthian-Helmet

There is a note on the holder saying "Corinthian helmet"

On the reverse there is lettering above and below the oval shape.

Above I think I can make out ME(unknown symbol looking like two Greek letters pi joined together)AM

The lettering below seems to end in an M but I can't read the rest.

Will greatly appreciate any help!
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Nice find!

It's from Mesembria (Thrace) -- see http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/gree...Cop_658v.jpg

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Yes, absolutely, you got it. Thank you, paralyse!
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That is a nice addition to your collection. Congratulations.
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Well done, Adam!
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