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Unidentified Indian Ae Coin 2/7 - Also Kushano-Sassanian?

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 Posted 02/03/2020  1:56 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add january1may to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
This is similar to the previous. I suspect it might be the same type.

But posting it anyway...

Unidentified-Indian-Ae-Coin-2/7---Also-Kushano-Sassanian? Unidentified-Indian-Ae-Coin-2/7---Also-Kushano-Sassanian?

12 mm, 2.25 grams.

As already mentioned above, this is probably either the same type as the previous, or very similar.

Dunno why I bought both, to be honest. But they're nice anyway.

[EDIT: title changed after checking Zeno.]
[EDIT 2: title changed again.]
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02/04/2020 06:56 am
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I've taken the liberty of editing your images: Unidentified-Indian-Ae-Coin-2/7---Also-Kushano-Sassanian?
I think a crude "Kushano-Sasanian" bust right and a fire altar reverse. Perhaps a contemporary imitation. I think your 1/7 is similar.



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Notice how the "brim" of the crown curls at either end like ram's horns. Something like this? https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/co...Default.aspx
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...Huh. I see what you're saying, but I'm not sure to what extent it's deliberate and not just an artifact of the flan cutoff (or even possibly outright flaking in the upper area - it looks as if the metal is made of multiple layers).

And I still can't seem to find any coins of anywhere near the right size with anything like that style of fire altar...
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